My Potential Playlist for RootsTech Connect 2021

RootsTech 2021 runs February 25th–27th this year and since they have released the listing of sessions I've finally found time to make a must view list.  I'm so thankful it is free this year.  I consider myself an Advanced Genealogist having researched for 30+ years. I strive to produce professional level research but I have no desire to become  an Accredited or  a Certified Genealogist.  Your list may vary depending on your interest & experience level.  The entire list can be downloaded at the RootsTech.org web page along with additional information about the event.

1. Airtable: Organizing Your Research with a Relational Database Cheri Daniels
2. An Introduction to FamilySearch Affiliate Libraries Samantha Sulser
3. Analyzing Probate Records: Finding Our Ancestor’s Stories Cheri Hudson Passey
4. AncestryDNA® 102: AncestryDNA® Matches for Family History Discoveries Kelly Becker
5. AncestryDNA® 103: ThruLines™ and Custom Groups Randon Morford
6. Beyond the FAN Approach: Inclusive Research Strategies Cheri Daniels
7. Connect to Living Relatives with Ancestry Trees
8. Crowdsourcing Your Brick Walls Drew Smith
9. DNA Triangulation: What, Why, and How Roberta J. Estes
10. Discovering Slave Owners in the Family Tree—From Reaction to Action Cheri Hudson Passey
11. Discovering the Records of the Enslaved Cheri Hudson Passey; Sharon Batiste Gillins
12. Droplets of Time: Using Timelines to Enhance Your Research Skills Shelley Viola Murphy
13. Finding Ancestors through DNA Camille Andrus, AG; Lauren Vasylyev
14. Finding Ancestral Homelands through DNA RHETT DABLING
15. Finding Ancestral Homelands Using Your Surname Gregg Richardson; Anna Auger; Charlotte Noelle Champenois; Kelsey Richardson
16. Finding the Elusive Maiden Name Ann G. Lawthers
17. Genetic Genealogy Meets CSI Debbie Kennett
18. How to Map Creeks, Roads, and More with Custom Google MyMaps Nicole Dyer
19. Introduction to Ancestor DNA Reconstruction: Why, How, and Tools Amy Williams
20. Managing Scanned and Digital Photos Jenny Joyce
21. Map Connections Brittany Beattie
22. Peeling Back the Layers: Citing Sources from Online Materials Diana Elder
23. Report Writing for Clients Kari Meyer
24. Ruling Out Instead of Ruling In: DNA & the GPS in Action Karen Stanbary, CG
25. Secrets and Surprises: Uncovering Family History Mysteries through DNA Debbie Kennett
26. Source Citations Are Easy Shannon Combs-Bennett
27. Successful Remote Research Strategies Cheri Daniels
28. The Case for DNA: A Three-Part Series Renate Yarborough Sanders
29. The Genealogy Research Process: The WANDER Method Amy Johnson Crow
30. The SCREEN Method—a DNA Match Note System That Really Helps! Alison Wilde
31. The Search for Masonic Records Robert B. Hamilton
32. Using DNA in a Client Research Project to Solve a Family Mystery Diana Elder
33. Using DNA to Find Unknown Relatives Beth Taylor
34. What Genealogists Should Know about the Laws of Slavery Amy Tanner Thiriot
35. When Your Tree Is a Banyan: Untangling Endogamy Leah Larkin
36. Where’s the Proof? Organizing and Writing Genealogical Findings Lisa Stokes
37. African American Genealogical Research: Tracing Zachariah Embry, a Georgia Slave Jeanette K.B. Daniels 
38. African American Genealogy—Getting Past the 1870 Brick Wall Janice Gilyard 
39. African American Genealogy Challenges: What You Need to Know Shelley Viola Murphy
40. Examining Runaway Slave Ads Bernice Alexander Bennett 
41. Go Tell It on the Mountain: The Life of Rev. W.J. Hightower James R. Morgan III
42. Go West! American Migration 1783 to 1900 Ann G. Lawthers 
43. Healing from the Legacy of Slavery Sharon Leslie Morgan 
44. Helping African Americans Trace to Slaveholding Ancestors Using DNA Andre Kearns 
45. Hidden Genealogical Gems: Cultural Resources and Land Records of USDOI Daniel Fleming 
46. Introduction to U.S. Land Records Jamie Lee McManus Mayhew 
47. Military Service Records: Official Military Personnel Files Michael L. Strauss, AG 
48. No Vital Records? No Problem! Document Vital Events David Joshua Taylor 
49. Once Enslaved, Once Slaveholder—Forging a Forever Family Bond Rhonda Roederer; Beverly Bevel 
50. Research in the Southern States Nicole Dyer 
51. Research Strategies for Early Colonial Ancestors Shannon Combs-Bennett 
52. Research Strategies in the Southern United States Julie Merrill 
53. Researching the Enslaved in the U.S. Just Got Easier Nicka Sewell-Smith
54. Researching the Freedmen’s Bureau Nicka Sewell-Smith 
55. The Big Five: Researching the Five Largest Tribes Judy Muhn 
56. Unlocking the Shoebox: Digitizing, Organizing, and Identifying Family Photos Maureen Taylor; Christopher Desmond; Nancy Desmond 
57. USCT Pension Files: A Rich Resource for African American Genealogy Bernice Alexander Bennett; Toni Carrier 
58. Using DNA to Find Ancestors Lost in Slavery Sherman McRae 
59. Using Indirect and Negative Evidence to Prove Unrecorded Events Thomas Wright Jones 
60. Welcome to the New Tennessee State Library and Archives Chuck Sherrill
61. What Does That Really Say? Records Analysis: State-Land State Deed Rebecca Whitman Koford, CG, CGL 

I'm not sure when they will be letting us build our playlist on the site.  I'd like to have it done a few days before so I can begin sessions as soon as they open them.  There really is something for everyone at every level.