The TestTrack course design features allow you to quickly construct a course and facilitate collaboration between team members.

Encourages the practice of accepted instructional design principles. TestTrack's structure and features were developed with an eye to sound instructional design principles. It truly understands the relationship between course design, objectives, content, test questions, and remediation, helping you to create effective courses.

Adaptable, hierarchical course structure. You can define up to three levels of course units- Modules, Chapters, and Lessons- using a mixture of levels within a given course. Screens can be added to any of these units.

Time-saving pre-built screen types. You can create screens with straight text, lists for objectives and summaries, and test questions using one of the several pre-built screen types, including: Basic, List, Single Answer, Variable Answer, Matching, and Text Answer. The pre-built screen types serve to speed development time, as well as increase the interactivity and content retention for students.

An assortment of presentation options. Use image maps to launch an animation. Include pop-ups to display additional information or relevant links. Embed review questions and include feedback on answers.

Objectives-based testing. Test questions are structured around an "objectives" model. You can create objectives for each unit, then assign test questions relevant to each objective. In this way, you can check for mastery of any unit or the entire course. A pool of test questions can be assigned randomly so that students don't see the same ones when repeating a test.

Access from anywhere. Because the tools are web-based, instructional designers, subject matter experts, and reviewers can have access to TestTrack from any Internet connection.