The module consists of:

• A Welcome page. This is the first page you saw when you entered the module.

• A Table of Contents page containing links to each of the primary content pages.

• Eleven primary content pages. These pages present the main themes of the course.

• More than 50 reference pages linked from the primary pages containing amplifying information and cross references to related material.

• You may go straight through the module for an overview of the entire topic by pressing the 'Next Section" link on each numbered primary page.

• You may jump directly to the section of interest by clicking on that section from the Table of Contents page.

• You may investigate specific topics further by clicking on hypertext links in the text. Links are indicated by underlined and colored words or phrases.

Each page contains:

• A set of navigation links.
  • Next Section

    Displays the next primary page (section) in the logical order it should be viewed. To follow the course from end to end, just keep pressing this link until you come to the last page.

  • Previous Section Displays the previous primary page (section) This will not necessarily be the page you just came from.

  • Previous Page Return to the primary page that linked you to this page. If more than one page links you to this page, this link will not be present and you will have to use the Back function from your browser's menu bar.

  • Top Jump to the top of the current page.

  • Table of Contents Jump to the Table of Contents page.

  • and links to each of the primary sections.

• Hypertext links. Use the links to delve more deeply into a topic or to obtain extracts from U.S. law representing the legal authority behind a statement.

• For problems with the OEPC site:

  -. Send e-mail to Steve Specht Emily_Joseph@ios.doi.gov.

• For issues relating to content, please follow this procedure:
  1. Display the module page you wish to comment on.

  2. Note the title on the browser title bar.

  3. From your browser menu bar, select the "Save As" function and save the current page to a file with a name ending with ".txt".

     Example:

     The title of this page is "How Does The NRDA Training Module Work?". You would save it as file with a name something like: "howwork.txt.

  4. Edit this file with any text editor, inserting your comments in the text close to where they apply and enclosing them in {} brackets.

  5. Don't forget to save the file as ASCII text with the file extension .txt.

  6. E-mail this .txt file to:

     Jan Thorman Jan_Thorman@ios.doi.gov