Storyboards for Rise 360
Dec 01, 2020
In my time working with instructional designers in the E-Learning Heroes community, I've found that there are generally two ways that e-learning developers tackle the course creation process in Rise 360: some developers begin building from scratch, and others prefer to plan ahead with a storyboard.
If you’re a team of one doing most of the production yourself, you likely won't need a storyboard to plan the course ahead of time. Fortunately, Rise 360 is a rapid e-learning tool that allows you to design beautiful and engaging courses without much prep work. However, if you're working on a larger team, or if you want to walk your clients through the design process, then you may be searching for a tool to help you map out your course before you begin development.
Have you been looking for a storyboard template for Rise 360? Here are two generic formats that might be useful for you!
And don't miss this handy scenario block planner document created by Tom Kuhlmann!
2 Replies
Hi Alyssa,
I really appreciate you posting this storyboard.
Rise will be my development tool for a huge redesign project at my company, and I'm responsible for it. Sometimes I find that Rise is pretty confined and predictable, so the more I can see and learn about this, the better product I can design. Keep up the fantastic work, and I am so glad that you guys are all about knowledge-sharing (and template-sharing!!)
Thank you so much, Larry! I'm so glad you found it helpful!