Genealogy Spotlight Lectures Special topics of interest to family historians and genealogists 10:00 a.m. Saturday, April 12 Finding Printed Sources Using the Internet By Tom Rice This one-hour lecture will demonstrate the use of the Internet to find books, articles and manuscripts relating to your family. Because “it is not all on the web and never will be,” a genealogist needs to know how to find printed matter in libraries and archives using online tools. Tom will focus on web-based book and manuscript finding tools such as WorldCat, NUCMC and MNLink, the inter-library loan tool for Minnesotans. He will demonstrate use of Zotero, a Firefox extension, to capture bibliographic citations from library catalog listings. Tom Rice is a Certified Genealogist, Managing Editor of Septs, the journal of the Irish Genealogical Society International, and an instructor in the MGS Intermediate Genealogy Course. Minnesota Genealogical Society Library and Research Center 1185 Concord St. N South St. Paul MGS members, $12; Non-members, $15 Advanced registration recommended Registration information at: http://www.mngs.org/lecturepaypal.shtml To register by mail: Genealogy Spotlight, 2003 Fremont Ave., St. Paul, MN 55119 Checks payable to “ Minnesota Genealogical Society” Include name, address and phone number For more information, call: (651) 455-9057 or (651)-735-8630