Every so often someone asks where they can get a preview of one of my presentations. Most are from a genealogical or historical society or library representative who is interested in hiring me to do a presentation. It’s a good way to learn how I present and the comprehensiveness of the slides and handouts. Continuing education is another reason. There are several ways to view my past presentations.

1. Check out the Speaking tab above and browse my upcoming presentations. Most are virtual and many of these one-hour webinars are at no cost for the initial viewing. Use the link from each webinar listing to sign up for the future presentation. Some of my speaking dates are for multi-hour or institute length courses that do require a cost to attend whether in-person or online.
   
   
2. For past presentations, some societies make arrangements with me to enable society members to view my presentation and the handout for a time after the initial presentation. A nice benefit of membership! Check the society’s website.
   
   
3. Check Legacy Family Tree Webinars for the back library of my annual presentations for them. The back library requires a subscription, and that includes thousands of other presentations  by speakers. Most are 60-75 minutes long and include a syllabus (handout). https://familytreewebinars.com/speaker/paula-stuart-warren/?ref=566036
    
4. Most presentations via Legacy Family Tree Webinars are initially at no cost and for one week after the webinar. After that, a subscription is necessary and is also needed to view the syllabus. For one year it also allows access to almost 2,700 different webinars by presenters from all over the world. That includes over 10,660 syllabus pages.
   
   
5. My affiliate link for Legacy Family Tree Webinars subscriptions is https://legacyfamilytree.com/product/membership/?ref=566036
   
   
6. p.s. Even if I do a presentation that I have done before, the PowerPoint slides and the handout/syllabus material are updated and expanded each time a topic is repeated.

 

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