The Internet Archive: A Genealogist’s Dream Collection with Taneya Koonce Posted 14 December 2023 by Julie GoucherInternet Archive Logo The Internet Archive, a digital treasure trove, is meticulously crafted to be the modern-day counterpart of the renowned Great Library of Alexandria. This presentation will provide details on how to navigate its virtual corridors and search and utilize them for maximum benefit in genealogical research. The Internet Archive isn’t merely a repository; it’s a dynamic gateway to unlock family history clues and stories. Attendees will learn about the Internet Archive, how its collections are put together, and learn specific strategies that can be immediately used to help increase site search and discovery. The Internet Archive includes materials from all over the world and is a location-agnostic platform that is relevant to all genealogists. About Taneya Koonce, MSLS, MPH Taneya Koonce – used with permission Taneya Koonce is an enthusiastic genealogist with a long-standing passion for exploring family history and more than 20 years of professional expertise in information science, research, and information organization. Taneya volunteers extensively in the genealogy community, with current leadership roles in the Afro-American Historical & Genealogical Society (National Treasurer and AAHGS Nashville Chapter President) and the USGenWeb Project (National Representative-at-Large). Additionally, Taneya maintains two one name studies with the Guild and through her Academy of Legacy Leaders Facebook community, she facilitates education and inspiration for family history. You can follow Taneya on X, formerly Twitter @taneya About the webinar The webinar is free to attend to both Guild members and the wider genealogical community, though registration is essential. The webinar took place 6pm GMT on Saturday 30 March 2024.