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10 TopicsE-Learning Storyboard
Do you need help organizing content and resources into a slide-based e-learning course? Before you start developing, download and customize this Microsoft Word Storyboard template to clearly outline the learning content for your Subject Matter Experts. If you found this document helpful, then check out: Make Working With SMEs a Breeze with These 3 Downloads4.2KViews3likes28CommentsPrompts
Hi, Would you like to share some of the prompts that you have used to create projects, characters or some interesting images. This is just so that we can share best practice and add vocabulary to our work. Example: Can you please create a 2D female character with a rabbit look. She should be dressed up in pink jump suit. Background should be an open space with greenry and bamboo made cottage. Regards MalvikaSolved103Views2likes3CommentsDo You Storyboard Before Building in Rise?
When I'm starting a new Rise course, I often sketch out a quick outline first. Other times, I build right in Rise (especially now with AI!) and organize as I go. Lately, I've been wondering how others approach it—especially when it comes to storyboarding or outlining content ahead of time. If you build Rise courses, I'd love to hear: Do you typically create a storyboard or outline before jumping into Rise? 📝 (And if you do, what does it usually look like—simple notes, a spreadsheet, something more detailed?) I'm gathering some insights for an upcoming community project and would love to learn from your processes! 🙌🏼584Views2likes30CommentsStoryline: Storyboard Template
Do you like to storyboard directly in the authoring app, like I do? Then this template is perfect for you! You can add in your content and publish to Review 360 to share with your stakeholders. Getting feedback on your storyboard has never been so easy. Explore this project. As a bonus: all the images in this template are from Content Library 360. And there are millions more where they came from! All you have to do is right-click and choose “Change Image” to swap each one out with something more suited to your course topic. Easy-peasy!1.1KViews1like13Comments