Who needs a Program Guide? Check out the free Learning Solutions Conference iPhone App!

The Learning Solutions Conference & Expo 2010 iPhone App is now available in the App Store!

This free App provides the Program and Expo Guides, the Conference and Expo Maps, and complete information about speakers, exhibitors, the Foundations Intensive (optional workshops), the keynotes, the concurrent sessions, and the Breakfast Bytes sessions. Also included is full information about the sessions that are available to all attendees, including those who avail themselves of the free Expo Pass: Rapid Multimedia Studio, ID Zone, and Master Classes. (See Figure 1.)

Figure 1: The free Learning Solutions Conference & Expo 2010 app for the iPhone replaces a couple of pounds of paper.

The QR code and the link below it both take you to the App. We recommend the free QrApp to read the QR code -- it will take you directly to the app page in the App Store.

http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/learning-solutions-2010/id359539674?mt=8

Enjoy!

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