e-Learning Authoring Conference Preconference Sessions
A Valuable Opportunity to Receive Training on ToolBook, Flash, JavaScript,
Silverlight, and other e-Learning Technologies
Preliminary 2010 preconference sessions are listed. Please check back as more
sessions are added and current sessions finalized.
There will be two day's worth of Preconference Training sessions available for
attendees. Presented in 4-hour blocks over two days, these sessions are
in-depth training opportunities.
This opportunity is designed to provide a bargain for anyone hoping to either
learn how to harness the power of ToolBook, Flash, JavaScript, or
Silverlight.
You are welcome to add, remove, or change sessions after signing up for the
conference.
Here are this year's current offerings. Click on a session to see its
description or on a faculty member to see his or her biography.
Preconference Training Session A
Saturday morning, June 12
Preconference Training Session B
Saturday afternoon, June 12
Preconference Training Session C
Sunday morning, June 13
Preconference Training Session D
Sunday afternoon, June 13
Attendee Comments:
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The preconference session dealing with Rapid Development made the trip worthwhile in itself. All other knowledge gained was a bonus.
(2009)
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The preconference workshops were very important. Seeing that I am new to ToolBook, it helped me get the basics. Without it, I would have been lost thoughout the rest.
(2006)
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The conference paid for itself before the Preconference Sessions were even over. Loved the hands-on!
(2005)
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Preconference sessions were the best part!
(2005)
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I really enjoyed the pre-conference sessions.
(2005)
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Preconference sessions were the best. I enjoyed the level of detail.
(2003)
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The conference lived up to everything it was advertised to be and more. While the regular conference was great, I really enjoyed the pre conference. Those who did not attend the preconference really missed seeing you guys in action and what you have to share. I have already incorporated a couple of the things I learned at the conference.
(1999)
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