Ways to find what you need

1. Using the main headings

Putting your cursor on the top heading will bring a drop-down menu.  'Course for students' gives fourteen 'children'  linked pages.

These pages are also shown in the left hand menu.

If a linked page also contains children it will have a wedge arrow by its side. For example, the second link is 'Approaches to learning' and this has seven associated children pages, whereas the third link, "Full coverage of each topic" will take you to the six main topics.

Almost all of the pages also have links directly embedded in them which you can just simply click on and it will take you directly to the linked  page.  

2. Using the sitemap

The sitemap icon is shown prominently just under 'Home' in the main headings.

Clicking on it will open up the sitemap which shows all the pages you have access to.

There are many pages so you may need to scroll down a lot, then just click on the page you want. The only pages you wont have immediate access to are the multiple choice tests and the question sheets. This is because your teacher may not want you to see the questions before they set them as an assignment. You can ask them to give you access at any time if you feel you need the page and it will then show up on your sitemap. Note that you do have immediate access to all the practice quizzes for each sub-topic.

3. Using the search facility

This is particularly useful if you want to find a certain word or phrase. For example Hess's Law. The search button is located right next to the sitemap icon immediately under Home in the top headings.

This brings up a panel where you can type in Hess's Law

Clicking on 'Search' then brings up all the pages that include Hess's Law, i.e. 39 site pages and 11 blog posts.