Forum Discussion
Using Storyline to storyboard projects
At last week's workshop with Charity Learning, we talked about storyboarding courses and the formats available to designers.
It doesn't matter at all how designers choose to write and storyboard ...
Holly MacDonald said:
Helena Froyton said:
Hi Holly,
Would you mind sharing what your instructional approach document that links the learning objectives to elearning specs in a table looks like? I am very interested in seeing how you have them both come together. If you also would not mind sharing the flowchart to that document to show how the course will progress as a first pass, I would greatly appreciate it! I am trying to see what is out there, so that I can also improve my approach. Thank you.
Regards,
Helena
Hi Helena - it's a work-in-progress, but this is what I documented and continue to evolve. I find for clients that I'm not doing the early parts of the design process face-to-face, trying to show them how it works visually is helpful. If Storyline printed out the scene view, I think we could do the whole thing in SL with little supplemental development tools. For production purposes, I'm using the staging area of either Studio or Storyline fairly heavily. If I'm doing the work myself, it's less of an issue, but working with subcontractors necessitates more documentation.Hope this helps
Holly
...of course love feedback from anyone in the forum on the doc, with suggestions or any other tips you've got.
