This is high-level description of what pages are available, how they interact, link to each other, etc, how they change depending on whether user is logged in or not, and depending on user's permissions for specific object.
Each page description contains three sections.
Heading description only contains things specific to that page. Separate section describes things common to all pages.
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We do not strictly differentiate between kinds of users. I.E. Same user can be creator of one course, and student in another. Furthermore, student UI will be available to teacher of the course as well (except his actions as student will not reflect on his global scores nor will they be recorded in the database) for testing.
It is possible to create standalone objects (topics, problems, explantations, tests, etc.), that are not linked to any courses initally, but will be part of global repository instead.
Entry point to the site. This page will have quite different appearance, depending on wether user is logged in or not. When not logged in, it'll provide generic info about site, as well as top-level listing of course catalogue. Once user logs in, he will see his courses (ones he is studying and ones he is an author of).
When user wants to create a "standalone" object (i.e. one that doesn't initally belong to some specific course) he goes here.
This is main repository page. Repository provides tools for creating, editing, and linking to shared objects.
This page is not available when not logged in
This is name within object type catalogue. I.E. there for math problems, it would be "math".
Topics may be enabled or disabled, depending on course type. Some couses may not allow student to jump to any random page, and thus will only enable access to topics already "passed" by student. Student's statistics within course/topic will be shown as well.