Resurrection Synopses Common Note:

The student of resurrection appearances should readily note differences in information provided by each Gospel.   These differences may become a matter of concern to those who expect them to share identical details that offer clear chronological progression. However, another way of looking at the differences is to appreciate the way in which the writers selectively provide details through the course of many days (John 20:30-31; Acts 1:3). In that regard, it appears that none of the gospel writers intended to be exhaustive; but rather selective in the observances they report.

Further, although ITW's Synopses are built upon a posed Chronological Chart (by R.C. Foster), it is particularly difficult (if not impossible) to identify a true sequence of events after the resurrection.  The general sequence of resurrection appearances in Foster's chart seems to follow the chronology posed by Paul in 1 Corinthians15.

In summary, the differences between the gospels at this point appear compounded in light of the fact that the Synoptic gospels are very similar throughout the life of Christ up to the point of His death, burial, and resurrection.  However, it should be remembered that the gospels are both selective of events and different on some details prior to that point. From the resurrection to the ascension, there appears to be some, but not nearly as much, common tradition.

For those interested in looking at this further, see: Resurrection Narratives (Fabrication, Contradiction, Or Reliable Core?