Content
Welcome
48s
Speaker's Introduction
1m 20s
Introduction
39s
Ethnicity, Communities & Groups
8m 56s
Link Your Results
7m 45s
Fish in all ponds
3m 19s
Predicted Relationships
9m 0s
Organize
5m 16s
Your Tree
3m 56s
Others' trees
2m 26s
Who to test
3m 30s
Shared Matches
6m 32s
Tiny Matches and Traditional Research
5m 7s
Announcements / prizes
1m 34s
Questions / answers
1m 37s
About this webinar
In this presentation Michelle will outline her most important DNA tips with a list of her top ten things you should do if you want to make progress with DNA testing for family history as well as her top ten things you should avoid. These tips will help you be successful on your DNA journey and steer clear of common mistakes and pitfalls.
About the speaker
Michelle Leonard is a Scottish professional genealogist, DNA detective, freelance researcher, speaker, author and historian. She runs her own genealogy and DNA consultancy business, Genes & Geneal...
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Comments (116)
The information covered was very extensive, however for myself as a beginner with DNA, I found the pace a little fast. Grateful for the detailed syllabus which i will study offline.
I always enjoy Michelle’s webinars, she’s so knowledgeable! I like to think I’m pretty good with DNA, but her “Top Ten Do’s and Don’ts!” were excellent reminders about using DNA and documentation.
Michelle Leonard always puts on a great webinar; clear and precise with a good tempo. I look forward to signing up every time I see her name listed. Excellent job!
Michelle kept up a brisk pace, but gave very good coverage to each point. I picked up several tips. Thank you!
Good info to have. Thanks
helped me understand why different DNA companies have different results. also how to understand better the family connections
Excellent webinar with so much good information. I would recommend this to anyone who has done DNA testing or is thinking about it. Michelle speeds through these Do's and Don'ts so be prepared to watch it more than once. You can also change the playback speed and slow it down, too.
Very useful information.