E-Learning Storyboard Examples #251: Challenge | Recap
Whether you prefer scripts, blueprints, or rapid prototypes, chances are you’re using some type of storyboard to plan and organize you...
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Hello Articulate Community!
When I prepare to create a new course, I like to have a storyboard because it allows me to get all my thoughts and images on paper. It lets me organize the course, assessments, and anything else I think is needed. Very similar to Jonathan Hill, I use a system where each scene goes on a piece of paper. ( I wish my budget was larger, and I could afford sticky-notes!)
https://360.articulate.com/review/content/9571d3fb-e6af-4a8f-9fb6-87d600ca4a0c/review
In addition to my paper and pencil storyboard, I have used PPT to create a basic outline. I use the transcript from my meetings with the SMEs as a script and adjust where needed. I have tried creating courses without an outline, and although they are good, they are better when I actually plan things. I'm also very lucky and blessed to have stakeholders who trust me.
When I prepare to create a new course, I like to have a storyboard because it allows me to get all my thoughts and images on paper. It lets me organize the course, assessments, and anything else I think is needed. Very similar to Jonathan Hill, I use a system where each scene goes on a piece of paper. ( I wish my budget was larger, and I could afford sticky-notes!)
https://360.articulate.com/review/content/9571d3fb-e6af-4a8f-9fb6-87d600ca4a0c/review
In addition to my paper and pencil storyboard, I have used PPT to create a basic outline. I use the transcript from my meetings with the SMEs as a script and adjust where needed. I have tried creating courses without an outline, and although they are good, they are better when I actually plan things. I'm also very lucky and blessed to have stakeholders who trust me.
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