SALT LAKE
CITY—The $149 early bird registration for the RootsTech 2013 Conference in Salt Lake City, Utah, has been extended until Friday, February
22, 2013. RootsTech, a family history and technology conference, is designed to
help attendees discover the latest family history tools and techniques, whether
they are an avid genealogist, just getting started, or looking for new
solutions to better connect with their family. For more information, go
to RootsTech.org.
The registration fee includes three full days of conference attendance with over 250 classes, conference materials, and an exciting exhibitor hall with hands-on labs and demonstrations from 100+ product and service providers. Attendees can also register to attend evening events, such as the opening social hosted by FindMyPast, a mini-concert performed by the Mormon Tabernacle Choir, and extended hours at the Family History Library.
The registration fee includes three full days of conference attendance with over 250 classes, conference materials, and an exciting exhibitor hall with hands-on labs and demonstrations from 100+ product and service providers. Attendees can also register to attend evening events, such as the opening social hosted by FindMyPast, a mini-concert performed by the Mormon Tabernacle Choir, and extended hours at the Family History Library.
The 3rd
annual RootsTech conference has something for everyone. New this year is a
Getting Started track designed to help those new to family history learn the
basics, start their family tree, and get help with family research. A new
Story@Home selection of classes helps attendees discover the art of
storytelling and provides new ways to preserve and share their family
stories. And a new, consolidated
Developer Day provides a collaborative environment for family history technology
developers to impact future technology innovations in the family history
industry.
About RootsTech
RootsTech is a unique
conference focused on helping individuals learn and use the latest technology
to get started or accelerate their efforts to find, organize, preserve
and share their family's connections and history. The first annual
conference was held in 2011, in Salt Lake City, Utah. Hosted by FamilySearch
and sponsored by leading genealogical organizations, the conference includes
hands-on demonstrations and forums to provide a highly interactive environment
and accelerate learning. Content is geared to young and old, beginner to
advanced levels.
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