Storyboarding separately or right in Storyline?

Hi Joyce,

I create storyboards right in Storyline, and output to Word. It works great, plus it allows me to do some developing as I design.  If you do this and send the Word docs out for review, I would add page numbers first (in Word). Storyline doesn't add them for you, and it makes it easier for people to refer to during any SB reviews you have with a team.

Babette

Thank you Babette! I really appreciate it!

Hi Joyce! I just wanted to share some other conversations that have been related to this in our forums in case you're interested.

Storyboarding

Using Storyline to Storyboard projects

Storyboarding vs Prototyping

There was a blog post as well

Thank you so much Leslie, I will check these out!

No problem! Hope they help you out

You saved me a lot of time Leslie!

Hi,

Just was wondering if anyone has any updates on using Storyline for your storyboard?

Thanks

Hi Kim - this thread is a bit dated, but this has been a topic over the years. I just wanted to share some other references with you as you wait for community feedback.

Using Storyline to storyboard projects

Storyboard Templates for E-Learning #48

Storyboard Downloads

"Storyboarding" in Storyline?

Thanks!
Every time I do a storyboard in Word, I just feel like I'm duplicating my efforts and figure there must be a better way to do this.
--Kim

Makes sense. Hopefully those links will get you started and the community can chime in to assist as well.

I see this is an old thread but I thought I'd chime in. 

I have done both, storyboarding separate and then right in storyline. In an ideal world I would have enough time to storyboard first, send for SME review, and then build in storyline. However, with the projects I've been on it's sadly a time crunch so I storyboard right in storyline. The tricky thing with that is sometimes things get totally scrapped and it's such a pain!

Never too late to chime in to help Stephanie :) Thanks for sharing your thoughts and experience.