There are various ways to organize and deliver your content, depending on the subject matter and your preference. Use an overview of the site structure to help your students gain more understanding of your organization and content. Below are some examples of how content may be structured.

The linear approach builds each lesson from a previous, in a single direction. The hierarchical structure organizes ideas with levels and branches, but still follows a top-down sequential grouping. As illustrated in the diagram, a web structure is more flexible in terms of linking ideas, but is the most difficult to understand.