Cyndis List has a section for charts and supplies. I like the charts at AncestryCorner , as they are easy to use and free of advertising. A good genealogist is always learning. You'll find a number of how-to books in stores, in libraries, and on the Internet. Desmond Walls Allen wrote one that is easy to understand and then placed the book on her Internet website.
Genealogists can print out the chapters on their home computers.
The event, hosted by the Genealogical Forum of Oregon at the Oregon Convention Center, is the largest annual genealogical conference. From May 16th to May 19th, there will be over 200 classes on all aspects and levels of family history research. There will be daily computer classes, labs, workshops, and exhibits. Computer lectures include information about Internet sites, computer database programs, computer publications, computer viruses, and more. There is something for everyone at this conference.