Online Instructional Design resources

There are a whole new set of rules required when setting up material in an online environment vs plain paper copies. Being a computer immigrant (someone who was not born into the computer age) I find it very difficult to read online for extended periods of time - it doesn't feel so natural. I like Kate's idea of "chunking" information and adding hyperlinks for lenghly materials.
Useful Resources for online instruction design:
1. http://www.edtech.vt.edu/edtech/id/wbi/
This website provides links on how to "best utilize (the) internet's attributes and resources." It also have "chunks" of information about different online learning possibilities, as well as some good visuals. I like how its lay-out uses some of the features Kate recommended when presenting information.
2. http://www.pitt.edu/~poole/onlinelearning.html
This webpage is a lot of links for online learning resources covering the following topics:
General Instructional Design Resources
Assessment Strategies
Designing for Inclusion
Designing of Online Activities
Evaluating a Good Website
Fabulous Freebies
Facilitation Skills/Teaching Strategies
International Conferences
Learning Styles and Profiles
Managing Courseware Design
New Paradigms and Research in Instructional Technology
Publications and Forums
Software and Applications
I'm sure there's something for everyone here!