A Channel pull-down list along the top navigation bar identifies the free classes, but you must go to the Learn2 Store to find a complete list of courses. DigitalThink customizes content for Adobe, Charles Schwab, and other Fortune 1000 companies. In addition, the site offers a library of courses it designs itself, such as Microsoft 2000 Certification. Though more expensive than other content providers, DigitalThink is intelligently designed and well organized. Course recommendations are made based on the test results and are kept in a password-protected user profile.
Users can access their profile and take quizzes as often as they wish.
We had no trouble using the handy search bar at the bottom of the home page to locate classes. Its clean, handsome design features a searchable database of 1.2 million classes, including 100,000 online options. Expect to pay university prices if you take a class for credit. Beware of 'shovelware' Not all Web classes are equal. Such classes tend to be text-based, with few graphics and with interactivity limited to pointing and clicking the mouse to answer questions.