Join Juliana Smith as she takes you on a quick tour of Family Tree Maker 2012 and features that will help you bring your online tree to life.

Join Anne as she walks through one of your research challenges and shows you tips and tricks for solving it. Get great ideas for solving your own genealogy research puzzles.

Do you have an iPhone or Android? We've got an app for that. Spend a few minutes with Crista and Branden, Mobile Apps Product Manager, getting a behind the scenes look at some of the cool things people are doing with genealogy and technology.

Sometimes it's easier to disprove someone is your ancestor than to prove that they are your ancestor. Crista will show you some of the tips and tricks professional genealogists use to trace family history.

Join Anne as she walks through the brand NEW Facebook timeline on the Ancestry.com Facebook page. She will show you how to sort through the various new features to make sure you see all the same content you've always been used to.

This week we're celebrating St Patrick's Day. Spend a few minutes with Crista as she shows you how to trace your Irish ancestors.

Many of you know that the 1890 U.S. Federal Census was mostly destroyed by fire. Crista will show you other records available to help fill in the 20 year gap between the 1880 and 1900 censuses.

With a maiden name of Szucs, Juliana knows a little something about misspelled ethnic names. In this installment of our Desktop Education series, she shares some tips for overcoming the obstacles that come with those not so common surnames in your family tree.

Using Fast-Track Tools to Help Your Research Questions about other resources you can use to find the answer that seems to be missing? Join our experts on Tuesday, February 28 at 2 p.m. (EST) for a live Q&A. The Live Q&A will include: · Using fast-track tools to help your research. (What kinds of research tools are you interested in learning more about?) · How DNA adds to traditional research · Expert advice · African American and other ethnicity-driven resources

Join Crista Cowan as we continue Black History Month with a look at some tough research challenges faced by those of you looking for your black ancestors in America.