Genealogy on the Go with iPads and Tablets – free webinar by Lisa Louise Cooke now online for limited time

Geoff Rasmussen

07 Jan 2015

The recording of today's webinar, "Genealogy on the Go with iPads and Tablets," by Lisa Louise Cooke, is now available to view for free at www.FamilyTreeWebinars.com. You're going to love it! Lots of great comments:

It was exciting to see all the things that my iPad will do. I knew of some of them but was pleased to learn about the new ones. And Lisa is such a wonderful presenter!
Another awesomely wonderful webinar. Lisa shared lots of information that was valuable. I am one of those who bought an iPad and "what do I do with it now". I bought the book to help me learn better and have something to look at.
You're always on the cutting edge of technology, not months or years behind. No one else can hold a candle to what Legacy does for FREE to educate genealogists. Lisa's webinar is certainly worth another look, that's for sure.
So impressed with Legacy — not only is the software great, but the educational program is fantastic.

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