The e-Learning Authoring Conference

The e-Learning Authoring Conference is the best source for "how to" tips on creating e-Learning content in ToolBook, Flash, Flex, Silverlight, JavaScript, and other technologies. It is also has special sessions for e-Learning managers. You can:

  • Meet other developers
  • Learn the latest techniques for creating e-Learning
  • Trade training and development stories
  • Get inside information about Flash, ToolBook, Silverlight, .NET, and related technologies
  • Improve your knowledge of SCORM, estimating, quality assurance, and project management
  • Have a great time
Mark your calendars for June 14 - 16, 2010 (preconference training June 12 and 13)
We hope that you will join us each summer for what we think is the world's best conference for training and web developers.

Best and most productive conference I've ever been to!

   -- comment from a 2006 attendee

I can emphatically state that attending my very first ToolBook User's Conference / e-Learning Authoring Conference has been one of the most defining moments of my business. The business has not been the same ever since I've learned how to integrate a database with a ToolBook file. After making our entire CBT load from a database, we then used the VBTrain.Net controls and what we learned at TBCON to do the same thing with our ASP.NET content. The nice part is that we create a web version or a tbk version literally at the click of a button. Unlike the past, we now spend most of our time proofing rather than assembling, which is a really good thing.

   -- Kim Halat, Avsoft, Inc., 2004

This is the only conference I have ever attended that is not primarily a sales pitch. Great job!

   -- comment from a 2005 attendee


Attendee Comments:
  • There were so many parts that were really great! The socializing and getting to know other ToolBook users, the expertise of the presenters, and the fun time I had while gaining a wealth of information.  (2009)
  • I thoroughly enjoyed the conference. I made some good contacts and was very impressed by the cooperation exhibited by attendees, both individuals and vendors. It's quite a refreshing change from some experiences in the past.  (2008)
  • The best parts were the interaction with attendees from all over the world. Plus, alll of the instructors were great and eager to help.  (2008)
  • What a Great Time I had at TBCON. The degree of professionalism demonstrated by the entire staff was awesome and it was a pleasure seeing the masters at work.  (2007)
  • The best part was the chance to ask the experts and see SumTotal there.  (2006)
  • Every day I come to appreciate TBCON more. I'm soooo glad that I went. Just to be able to understand the actions editor has been wonderful. I would never have even attempted to use it before TBCON. It seemed so far above my head.  (2005)
  • Excellent value--I always learn more than my brain can hold. I look forward to the archive info.  (2005)
  • Much different than a 'typical' conference. People freely sharing ideas, tips, and actual ToolBook/OpenScript/etc. files! Exactly what I was hoping for. Well done!  (2004)
  • I have only been to one worthwhile conference in the past five years (and I go to 5 to 6 a year as attendee, exhibitor, and speaker only because I have to for our business) and you know which conference that is! All meat, no fluff and smart presenters and attendees. I am telling you, I could be the poster child for your next conference! Our latest project has improved an order of magnitude over what it would have been without the conference.  (2000)
  • Excellent conference. Very little fluff.  (1999)
  • Being a very novice user I appreciated being able to come and learn as much as I did. It was affordable, nicely located, and packed with information and not cluttered with sales pitches or vendors. It stayed focused on helping ToolBook users. Thanks!!  (1999)
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