Why Do You Need ROADMAP?

  • Whether you are a beginner at family history research or an experienced genealogist, being aware of, knowing how to use and keeping up to date on technological changes in website-specific new online tools can be a challenge
  • RoadMap is the result of the author weeding through and testing the abundant information online about these technical tools on each website and selecting that which will be most helpful based on personal and teaching experiences
  • RoadMap is an easy to follow step-by-step guide to success in using new technical tools from any computer or mobile device 
  • RoadMap is for youth and adults of all ages, either members or those who are not members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
  • New tools recently developed are exceptionally easy to use and produce amazing results
  • Youth gravitate to technology; and therefore, family history research using online tools is a natural and spiritually strengthening endeavor for them
  • The RoadMap product was generated to address the need of both youth and adults who will benefit from a simple guide in using online tools for family history research
  • Modern technical tools developed since late 2012 have dramatically changed how family history research is done and have hugely improved results 
  • RoadMap has been successfully tested in one-on-one and workshop settings with great success and enthusiasm among youth aged 12 to 17 and adults of all ages 
  • RoadMap works equally well for either the individual or for those teaching others


How will ROADMAP Help You?

  • The product is downloadable free and can be followed in detail as you do your own research or teach others 
  • RoadMap is simple and easy to use with its step-by-step approach
  • It gives you the ability to orderly use the websites and technical tools now available to significantly impact your family history research and teaching of others 
  • RoadMap will always be kept current through announced updates
  • Updates will be made to the product as important changes take place in online tools, new significant tools are introduced or as new FamilySearch partner websites are announced