ToolBook User's Conference / e-Learning Authoring Conference Rates

Preconference Workshops 

Preconference workshops are priced per workshop. Note that the more preconference workshops you register for, the better deal you get! A free lunch on the day(s) of your workshops is provided for all preconference participants.

One Preconference Session	$150
Two Preconference Sessions	$285
Three Preconference Sessions	$420
Four Preconference Sessions	$555

Pre/Postconference Lodging and Meals 

Lodging and meals is available to anyone who needs to arrive early or leave late at the following rates:

Loomis Double ($88 per night)

Loomis Single ($98 per night)

Apartment Multiple Occupancy ($118 per night)

CC Inn Dorm ($118 per night)

Apartment Single ($170 per night)

• The conference was an excellent value. I gained so much more than what I paid for it.  (2008)
• The price/value is unbeatable!  (2008)
• Best value in my conference experience.  (2008)
• Excellent value for the money!  (2005)
• Always an excellent value. That's why we bring the whole team.  (2004)
• If your personal happiness or professional success revolves around your proficiency in using ToolBook, then you owe it to yourself to attend this conference. If you are just starting the adventure, you can stem the learning curve by years in just a few days. For the more experienced user, a conversation with Tim, Michael, Charley or Denny on anything related to the product will open new avenues for efficient methodology, process, and understanding. As conferences go you can't match the $$ value.  (2004)
• Personally, TBCON accelerates my knowledge and ability to efficiently use ToolBook by at least six months each year I have attended. I find it a very easy investment to cost-justify. And, on top of that, it is a lot of FUN!  (2003)
• This has been by far the most valuable conference I have ever attended.  (2001)
• Most of all, TBCON is a serious, focused three days with no frills. Lots of seminars, no vendors and expositions, long winded speeches, or tons of extra-curricular activity. Therefore, the money spent on the conference and getting there goes totally to your development and nothing else. I think it's the best bargain for the money.  (2001)
• Great value. With my company's budget constraints at this time, I could not have attended if normal rates were charged.  (2000)
• Excellent! Top value for money! Superb! And aimed and developers just right! Don't mess with success! Don't upscale!  (1999)