Loved how I could type in my Conference notes into my tablet and then email the notes to my work address. This made things really easy to submit to my employer information regarding what I had learned and verify the sessions I had attended. The map of the conference area really helped me to locate where the sessions were... important on the first couple of days. Synopsis of each session were included. And if I wanted to look up sessions by the speakers, this too was possible. One suggestion: A calendar-formatted listing of date/time would have been nice to help me organize which sessions I had preselected as my initial favorites.

The current version is superb: easy to find and to mark sessions to attend. Sessions are presented as a continuous scroll with day-of-the-week shortcuts into this list.I especially like the new (to me, at least) feature to let you know about any sessions available between ones that you’ve saved.I’ve used this app yearly since it first came out, but in a half-hearted way. This year, however, I’ll be using it all the time.

Still one of the best conference apps I’ve ever seen. Nice addition using Indoors recently. That was very help. A few notes is that it’s be nice to be able to add overlapping sessions to my schedule. It’d also be useful to have rooms searchable in the map. I love the feature that I can see what other times a session is being offered. That’s been extremely helpful.

The my schedule page needs filters for “Added to my Schedule” and “Favorites” Because there is no filter I started removing all my favorites so they wouldn’t clutter my schedule, but I regretted doing that yesterday when one of the classes was over booked and the audio was not working in the over flow, that in itself was a big fail for ESRI but it was compounded by the lack of filter. If there was a filter I wouldn’t have deleted my favorites and I could have quickly pivoted and gone to another class on my list.