Folks OnLine  
   Information for genealogists beginning to use computers as a research tool.
   http://www.folksonline.com:80/folks/famtree/famtree.htm

Gene's Basic Genealogy  
   Basic genealogy pointers for the beginner.
   http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Pines/8102

Treasure Maps  
   Resources for beginning genealogy research on the Internet.
   http://www.amberskyline.com/treasuremaps/

About Genealogy One-Stop Beginner's Guide  
   Tracing family tree with free how-to articles, lessons, and tools.
   http://genealogy.about.com/library/onestop/bl_beginner.htm

Beginners Guide to Genealogy on the Internet  
   Genealogy beginners can learn how to utilize the internet to do genealogy research to find family surnames and ancestors using both free genealogy resources and subscription sites, as well as the many other resources that can be adapted for genealogy rese
   http://geneasearch.com/beginner.htm

Basic Genealogy Course  
   This is a free self-paced course designed to answer the question "how do I start?" The course follows National Genealogical Society guidelines and standards. The syllabus, lessons, data forms, quizzes and resources are available 24 hours a day.
   http://www2.communityzero.com/basicgenealogy

Digging Up Roots  
   Beginner How-To's with charts access for successful researching. Purchase census records and post to message boards. Also photographs, and family tree obits.
   http://tammyp89.tripod.com/tammyp_89/index.html

The Genealogy Experience  
   A helpful free website that details ways to find surnames and records of ancestors you are looking for and also what to be prepared for when doing so.
   http://mafabo56.tripod.com/

Honey's Home of Genealogy  
   How to get started searching your family tree, mailing lists, and links.
   http://www.honeyshome.com

Diagnosis: Geneaholic  
   Information about membership in a genealogy group with a humorus bent.
   http://members.tripod.com/~bayoujac/dg.html

Oral History Questions  
   List of oral history questions for researchers at The Gene Pool.
   http://www.rootsweb.com/~genepool/oralhist.htm