NAFSA Conferences
The NAFSA Conferences mobile application allows you to access annual and regional NAFSA conference data. Within the underlying event apps, users can access presentations, exhibitors, and connect with other attendees. Users can also take notes adjacent available presentation slides and draw directly on slides inside the event apps.
Keywords: NAFSA Annual, NAFSA Regional Conferences, Association of International Educators, CadmiumCD
Category : Education
Reviews (12)
Wonderful app as always. Only issue I encountered this time is that I also opted to send my selected sessions to my Google calendar and unfortunately those sessions posted twice in my calendar. I couldn't undo/delete it without doing so manually for each session. Eventually I gave up on my calendar and just used the app solely.
all of the information in the app is useful. however the app doesnt always load My Plan when on wifi. disconnecting to mobile data was one way to fix that and also force closing the app. I had to do that multiple times throughout the conference. eventually My Plan would load but it was slow.
This app simply did not work. Every time I opened the app. It would not connect to the server, regardless of if I was using WiFi or my data. Completely useless.
big improvement over the app two years ago. much easier to get to what I needed
Poorly designed app that does not provide details about specific conference sessions
Very useful. Does just what it's supposed to.
Crashes too often
App doesn't load, just stuck on the title screen
App won't launch. Total fail
Very useful for the Annual conference
I can't even open the app. I have deleted and reinstalled it twice with no success.
PROs: 1) Fairly light usage of phone memory and storage. 2) Has all conference info and option to mark sessions you want to attend. 3) Especially like the ease of obtaining session presentations. IMPROVE: 1) Allow to mark all messages as read instead of going through each message one by one. 2) Session notetaking strangely shifts text to the right. 3) Terra Dotta pays a lot of money--their ads before actual conference info is super annoying.