When I'm on the New Reviews page, I use my browser's 'find' function (ctrl + F) to quickly search the page for a particular word.
1. While holding down the 'control' (crtl) key tap the 'f' key, this will bring up a 'find' window (or bar) where you can type the last name of the instructor you're looking for.
2. In Internet Explore click the "Find Next" button or in Firefox click the "next" button. The first mention of the instructor's name will then be "found" and highlighted.
3. Check which video this is a review of, if it's not the one you're looking for, click the "Find Next" or "Next" button again. As you can guess, this will highlight the next mention of the instructor's name. You can continue this way through the entire New Reviews page.
Sometimes the instructor has tons of videos recently reviewed (like Cathe,) in this case using a word from the title is helpful, like "Max" or "Blast", something that won't be found in every review.
In Internet Explorer a "finished searching the document" window will pop up when the entire page has been searched. In Firefox a little note will appear in the Find bar that says "reached end of page...".
Hope this helps and wasn't too confusing.
Nadine
