TrainingCenter.com is a commercial product/service marketed exclusively toward the tutorial taker. As such, the administrative interface is not available so the tutorial creation process is unknown.

Good Features:

• Courses are interactive (navigation is more complex than next and previous)
• Progress is saved
• True/false, matching, and fill-in-the-blank questions throughout the tutorials
• A preliminary test can skip the user ahead
• A test after the tutorial lets the user now how well they learned the material
• Pages are simple and quick to load
• An index and search functionality exist in all the tutorials
• A "My Transcript" feature lets you see all the tutorials you have started, when you started them, how far you got (as a percentage), grades for the quizzes (first try and best try), and a "mastery" indicator
• Individual pages can be printed
• Most windows are separate (for example, individual tutorials open in new windows)
• While in a tutorial a searchable index is shown
• For each tutorial there are "Course Tools" that include a Skill Assessment test, previous scores, progress reports, glossary, information about the tutorial (author, copyright, etc.) and printable exercises.
• Preferences control what type of multimedia is displayed, text size, overall appearance (backgrounds andsidebar pictures) and search options

Bad Features:

• Requires Internet Explorer 5.0 ("Netscape and AOL browsers not supported.")
• Flash player needed for many tutorials
• No multi-user features
• Tutorials are not free (or cheap)
• Not all windows are separate (for example, outlines are always "docked" to the left side of the window)

Missing Features:

• Tutorial Creation
• Chat
• "Remote Desktop"