It’s the day after Labor Day. Here in the northeast, that means that the yellow school buses are out and about, college kids have been settled in their dorms for a few days, and everyone’s ready to hit the books.

For me, fall usually means learning, whether I’m giving classes or taking them. If you’re the same, then you’ll want to check out the calendar on Conference Keeper, here. The main link has all registered events worldwide, both in person and virtual. The drop down menu under Calendar from the top menu will allow you to choose just those classes in your region, or virtual classes only. The virtual class calendar covers all the regions, so you’ll want to pay attention to time zones.

This is also the time of year when historical societies, genealogy groups, libraries, and other organizations begin planning their programs for the coming year. Below are the seven main webinar topics I’ll be presenting in 2027.

• Want to attend a webinar? Visit my Upcoming Lectures page to see where and when I’ll be presenting.
• Looking for a program for your organization? If your society, library, or genealogy group is interested in hosting one of these webinars, I’d love to hear from you. Reach out through the contact page on my website or email me at info@familytreetech.com.

In preparation for Fall, I’m also doing a bit of a virtual cleanup on my laptop, especially in organizing my AI prompts. I started using custom Project folders for my Claude and ChatGPT prompt organization a while ago, and it’s been such a help. Both companies have made strides in how they allow users to organize their work. Let’s have Office Hours on September 19th at 2pm EST and we can talk about that, and other ways to organize prompts.