The collection of Guided Learning videos continues to increase, with 14 new videos since our last post a few weeks ago. Here are the newest entries, which are also available on the Guided Learning page in the Research Skills menu:

• Analyzing Genealogical Evidence – Analyze the information you find in your research and evaluate any conclusions based on the information.
• Finding Creative Research Solutions – Identify and use creative techniques in your research to uncover more clues and possibilities.
• Research Tools and Techniques – Discover powerful techniques that help you track down your missing ancestors and learn more about their lives and families.
• Breaking Research Barriers – Explore proven strategies you can use to break through barriers in finding information about your ancestors.
• United States Research in TFHG – Learn about the resources available in The Family History Guide for doing United States research.
• United States Records – Get an overview of the essential types of records to use in United States research, and how to handle the information in the records you find.
• Locating U.S. Ancestors – Understand strategies and tools for finding out where important events happened in your ancestors’ lives.
• Locating U.S. Ancestors, Part 2 – Use hisorical maps, gazetteers, map overlays, and other resources for locating events in your ancestors’ lives.
• Using City and County Resources – Explore city directories and learn about county records and historical boundaries.
• City and County Resources, Part 2 – Explore interesting research angles for using city and county records, and find corresponding resources in The Family History Guide.
• Timelines and Histories, Part 1 – Learn how timelines and recorded histories can open windows of understanding into the lives of your ancestors.
• United States Vital Records – Learn about vital records, what they contain, where to find them, and alternative record sources.
• United States Birth Records – Get an overview of birth records in the United States and their alternatives for research.
• United States Marriage Records – Learn about marriage records in the United States, how to find them, and what genealogical information they contain.