From Research to Data with AI 1 of 5: From Records to Raw Data—Extracting with AI
Andrew Redfern, Fiona Brooker
Free through March 18, 2026
Content
Welcome
2m 40s
Speaker Introductions
47s
Introduction
7m 56s
Information to be Extracted
14m 46s
Transcription - Useful Phrases
7m 51s
Example - William Bestwick
14m 46s
Case Study - Goodyer's of England
13m 50s
Announcements / prizes
4m 5s
Questions / answers
5m 56s
About this webinar
Use AI to extract, clean, organise, and analyse your family history research. Intermediate level, focused on workflows and data handling; ideal for users managing large research projects; activities include table-building, clustering, and data cleaning.
Discount code: aicourse2-15 (valid at familytreewebinars.com)
Valid through: March 17, 2026
About the speakers
Andrew Redfern is an enthusiastic family historian and accomplished speaker, having delivered presentations both in his home country of Australia and internationally over many years. His innovative wo...
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Fiona Brooker is a professional genealogist (Memories In Time) who has been actively researching her family history for over 35 years, inspired by two marriage certificates and a collection of family ...
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Comments (68)
Very informative. I learnt a lot.
Love that Andrew and Fiona are going live with the risk of AI not behaving - that happens to us all.
Interesting and timely. I would have liked to see how Claude and Gemini might have handled the prompt. I recently tried Claude after mostly using ChatGPT for the past year. Claude was much improved from when I last tried and returned significantly better results than ChatGPT.
I enjoyed walking through examples in real time and hearing how the presenters differed in their verbage selection.
The first set of these AI classes were amazing and this second set has started out just as well. I especially learn from seeing what prompts and processes Fiona and Andrew use in their research. It helps to see an 'answer' before I can then figure out how to do it on my own.
I really liked this webinar, and there is a wealth of knowledge here!!!! Worth watching again too!!
This course has come handy in my current research thanks.
As one who thought A I was a bad thing for Genealogist, after this presentation I have to eat my words. I can be a useful tool when used correctly. I hope the subsequent classes teach me how to use it correctly.