Reference Figure 5. Training Training sites are meant to guide a user through some sort of process. The user experience is carefully controlled through a series of linear links. Due to the linear organization, which requires a user to digest information in a steady stream, information is brief on each page. Links to other pages and sites are limited and only used to supplement the material being presented.
Information is presented in a clear and concise manner.
There are few, if any, external links. A teaching site usually has a basic introductory page, followed by links to relevant information. Information on a teaching site is more detailed than a training site. This is due to the fact that the user is free to navigate through this content freely at any time. Internal and external links are provided in the context of the secondary pages.