Event Summary
Keeping Up with What's New
by Teneya Y. Koonce
7 pm MST, via Zoom
This presentation goes beyond simply highlighting what’s new by focusing on how to keep up with changes strategically and without feeling overwhelmed. Learn where to find official updates, how to spot behind-the-scenes changes that affect search results and research workflows, and how to recognize both recent developments and features that are coming next. The session will explore updates across the platform, with an emphasis on why these changes matter and how they can directly impact discovery, accuracy, and collaboration. Designed for genealogists of all experience levels, this talk will help you use FamilySearch more confidently, efficiently, and intentionally as the platform continues to grow and evolve.
Taneya Koonce combines 25+ years in information science with a passion for genealogy. An enthusiastic educator and dedicated volunteer leader in the genealogy community (e.g., Afro-American Historical & Genealogical Society, WikiTree,.USGenWeb Project), she champions preserving family legacies and focused memory keeping. Through her Academy of Legacy Leaders and Taneya Junk Journals newsletters and communities she fosters inspiration and makes research, memory keeping, and organization approachable, guiding others in tracing and safeguarding their personal and family histories for future generations.
Members: Zoom links and handouts will be emailed to you before the meeting. If you still need the monthly meeting link, log in with your user name and password, then click on "Monthly Meeting Zoom Link," the second button under Member Log In.
Guests are welcome to attend the meeting via Zoom. Please request an invitation from the PPGS President@PPGS.org. Please note that members receive meeting handouts. If you are interested in joining PPGS go to PPGS Join / Renew.
The Pikes Peak Genealogical Society meets on the second Wednesday of each month via Zoom. Guests are welcome, but if you plan to attend regularly, please join the Society to support its efforts.
by Teneya Y. Koonce
7 pm MST, via Zoom
This presentation goes beyond simply highlighting what’s new by focusing on how to keep up with changes strategically and without feeling overwhelmed. Learn where to find official updates, how to spot behind-the-scenes changes that affect search results and research workflows, and how to recognize both recent developments and features that are coming next. The session will explore updates across the platform, with an emphasis on why these changes matter and how they can directly impact discovery, accuracy, and collaboration. Designed for genealogists of all experience levels, this talk will help you use FamilySearch more confidently, efficiently, and intentionally as the platform continues to grow and evolve.
Taneya Koonce combines 25+ years in information science with a passion for genealogy. An enthusiastic educator and dedicated volunteer leader in the genealogy community (e.g., Afro-American Historical & Genealogical Society, WikiTree,.USGenWeb Project), she champions preserving family legacies and focused memory keeping. Through her Academy of Legacy Leaders and Taneya Junk Journals newsletters and communities she fosters inspiration and makes research, memory keeping, and organization approachable, guiding others in tracing and safeguarding their personal and family histories for future generations.
Members: Zoom links and handouts will be emailed to you before the meeting. If you still need the monthly meeting link, log in with your user name and password, then click on "Monthly Meeting Zoom Link," the second button under Member Log In.
Guests are welcome to attend the meeting via Zoom. Please request an invitation from the PPGS President@PPGS.org. Please note that members receive meeting handouts. If you are interested in joining PPGS go to PPGS Join / Renew.
The Pikes Peak Genealogical Society meets on the second Wednesday of each month via Zoom. Guests are welcome, but if you plan to attend regularly, please join the Society to support its efforts.
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