Collect resources for your course, communicate your development plan, and get feedback from stakeholders using this simple PowerPoint storyboard template. Learn more about using this storyboard template here.
Published 10 years ago
Version 1.0
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- I like it! Crisp, clean, easy to use and understand, has all the info I need. Nicely done Jackie!
- Thank you, Barry! That's the way I like my storyboards too. I hope it serves you well. :)
- Hi Jackie, I have storyboarded a couple of projects recently using other templates and came across your template this week. For me it has been the best so far. thank you for sharing.
- Aw - thanks Louise! So kind of you to let me know! It's the only one I like working with and I'm so happy it's working well for you, too! :)
- Thanks Jackie. This is just what I needed.
- That's great, Susan! So glad you can use it too! :-D
- This is great. It looks similar to one we were using on my team, but yours has some differences I really appreciate. Thanks for posting!
- You’re welcome. Glad it was helpful. Susan
- Hi Elizabeth! Maybe you were intending this comment for another thread?
- Thanks for letting me know, Robert! I'm glad it was useful to you.
- Your template is exactly what I was looking for Jackie. It contains the content areas I need plus I find PowerPoint a great tool for collaborating (everyone has PPT, don't they?) and visualizing a story. Thanks so much!
- That's great, Holly! I'm so glad it fits your needs, too.
Thanks so much for letting me know - and happy storyboarding! :)
- This is absolutely beautiful and matches how my brain works- thank you for sharing!
- I just found this and it's exactly what I need - thank you!
- That's great, Mary! So glad it'll work for you. Enjoy! :)
- Would you put your written content in the left column?
- Hi Becky!
You can see that voiceover text is in the upper right, so I'm guessing you're asking where to put on-screen text? If so, yes, that's what I've done here - put it in the upper left . If you don't already have it mocked up in PPT as I did, you could put the text in that field along with some sort of indication (description, sketch, etc.) of how you'd like it to be presented visually.
And, of course, you can certainly customize the template to include whatever fields you'd like, or use existing fields in whatever way you'd like so it works best for you!
Thanks for your question, Becky. :)
Jackie
- Thanks so much, Katie! I'm happy to hear it will work for you. :)
- Thank You so much Jackie!! I am so much Happy using it. Just enjoyed. Completed First assignment work.
