Hypertext Beginners:

Beginning users of a body of knowledge have no understanding of
the subject, language, or classification schemes peculiar to the
knowledge base.  A hypertext system can be structured with an
abridged, sequential format as a means of effectively introducing
a neophyte user to unfamiliar information.  This introductory
overview can present the scope and limits of the knowledge base,
the structural classifications of knowledge in the system (the
system taxonomy), and describe the mechanism for the effective
operation of the system itself.  The command language and syntax
of a hypertext system are most effective if they are coherent and
easy to assimilate.  A new user of a hypertext system should be
quickly capable of retrieving useful information from the
knowledge base.

<cfile36>   Road Maps: Navigating a Knowledge Base
<cfile37>   Iterative Learning