Whitehall On-line

Whitehall College's virtual learning centre
Information on The Whitehall Gateway concept

Whitehall On-line provides you with information and materials in two ways:

• Materials and information produced specifically for Whitehall On-line
• Materials produced in collaboraion with other organisations and partners

Generally these should be delivered to you as a collective body of resources irrespective of their actual location on the internet. To do this Whitehall On-line uses a gateway. It is this gateway which is lost by not using the recommended browser settings.

Areas of interest, or routes, have been subdivided as six headings which encompass all of the site resources: Enter, Learn, Read, Talk, MSF and Help. Within each section further options are provided that guide you swiftly to the information and resources you need.

Often you will find that resources are delivered to you in an additional browser window. This has been done to make sure that you never lose touch with the Whitehall On-line gateway even though you may be working through a lengthy set of resources which themselves require full screen space.

To get back to the Whitehall On-line gateway either:

• Close the additional window, or
• Minimise the additional window, or
• Use your Alt and Tab keys together to move through the windows open on your machine, or
• Use the Task bar (Windows 95, 98 or NT4/5) to locate the Whitehall On-line gateway

• Whitehall On-line Gateway concept
• Web Browsers
  • Obtaining a Web Browser compatible with Whitehall On-line
• Technologies used by Whitehall On-line
  • About Flash animation
• Enabling features of your Web Browser
• Checking your computer's display settings
• Further Information and Support