Saving a Document Obviously, use of chapters or lessons is dictated by the scope of the project you are writing. A smaller project may not need chapters. A very large program may require levels higher than chapters, such as sections. As mentioned earlier, this type of script applies to text-based training programs or Web sites. The user receives information by reading, and there is little to no accompanying audio or video.
Text is the chief agent for conveying information, just as it is within a book or magazine.
An individual screen within a text-based multimedia program is called a page. This convention also works when writing for an instructional Web site. A page should convey information, or instruct the user to perform an action. A user moves to the next page by performing an action, or clicking a forward button or link. As mentioned earlier, try to present information in digestible chunks.