e-Learning Authoring Conference Sessions

• I learned so much and am invigorated about going back to work.  (2008)
• It was great! How about more? My problem was that I wished I were at least 3 people to attend all of the great presentations at the same time.  (2007)
• The balance was very good. Sessions were also scheduled well. I could attend most of the sessions I wanted to.  (2006)
• Great variety of topics and knowledgeable presenters.  (2006)
• 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)
• I'm a novice and felt that, even in the sessions that were more advanced, I got one or two things I could use.  (2004)
• Thanks for helping me with the VBTrain material and arranged an practical and exciting event like this.  (2003)
• Great content at all learning levels; ability to tailor my learning experience is appreciated.  (2002)
• In addition to material gained from sessions, the cross talk after hours was invaluable. Excellent for contacts too!  (2002)
• 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)