Sorry I didnt have much time to concentrate on this post..

Write down all the organizational structures from both readings with enough info to remember them.

Language of Librarians: label, classification system, catalog
Themes to organize information: Category, time, location, alphabetic, continuum
Sorting and chunking: self-explanatory
Wireframe – rough outline
Eyetracking – the way viewers look at a page. The direction that lines move your eyes and which corners one starts at first.
Task-oriented – information organized by task or processes: edit, insert, file
Audience-specific – sites designed thinking of a certain audience as viewers. Possibly for viewers that will re-visit
Database – a domain to search for specific information. Is best for catalogs and archives that have a lot of information
Hypertext – A way to link pages together but if there are a lot it can be confusing to re-trace your steps.
Sequences – a straight continuum of pages, such as a 5-page news article. Not recommended for a site layout.
Hierarchy - a way to sub-categorize multiple times so that viewers don’t get confused when look at one single page.