e-Learning Authoring Conference Sessions

• There were a nice variety of sessions. Being able to pick and choose was nice.  (2009)
• All of the sessions were very informational.  (2008)
• Love the repeats, so I didn't miss anything.  (2008)
• Great variety of topics and knowledgeable presenters.  (2006)
• The management track was a good new initiative.  (2006)
• Very good! Enjoyed the low-key, personable atmosphere. Very conducive to learning with the small sessions. Excellent networking and problem-solving atmosphere!  (2005)
• Evening activities were great for entertainment and meeting new people. Sessions (and getting the archive files) will be of great value going forward w/ projects.  (2005)
• The number of sessions was great. Good opportunity to attend variety of sessions.  (2003)
• First of all, it was awesome...lots to do and some really great sessions!!! The socials were really really fun, the lodgings were better this year (at least for me anyway in those new apartments), and there was lots to be learned!  (2002)
• As a totally objective observer, TBCON rocks! It's where the developers go to learn rather than some of the conferences that are intended to sell product. In most sessions, you'll learn new, real-world, hands-on stuff, rather than being bombarded with marketing stuff. Jeff and Chris have done a wonderful job of taking over the real-world, hands-on education for ToolBook developers.  (2001)