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SPICY LEARNING
SEPTEMBER 28, 2010
Storyboarding
An interesting debate has begun in our office of late – to storyboard or not to storyboard? To even begin a debate on this topic, we have to consider why storyboards appeared in the e-learning space to begin with. Typically used in the film industry, storyboards are a tool designed to simulate flow and movement, mapping out a story scene by scene. In e-learning, storyboards are primarily a tool to help articulate your vision to a client. So, storyboards are great then, right? Like so much else, the key to storyboarding is striking a balance.
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MINUTEBIO
JUNE 29, 2009
Storyboard Templates and Resources
For the last week I have been in storyboard mode for a large course I am creating. Since grad school I have been using the same format for storyboards, when I do use them. Some projects benefit from use of storyboards, some do not, but that is another post. The storyboard I use is a very simple, but flexible format that we used in my school’s ISD program.
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MINUTEBIO
MAY 16, 2010
A Few Practical Tips on Storyboarding
When I peruse my blog stats it always amazes me that my storyboarding posts are some of the most visited and my storyboard template has been downloaded far more than expected. Since there is such interest in storyboarding I thought I would follow-up and offer a few more practical tips on creating and using storyboards. Determine who you are making storyboards for. For example, storyboards that are for my sole use are sketched out in pencil and the notes are to a level of detail that suits my own needs. Put storyboards up on a wall. Thanks!
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SPEAK OUT
JULY 25, 2011
Storyboarding at Kern
Recently, we had a client request us to storyboard on Microsoft Word. Whenever I hear this request, I cringe as I recollect my previous experiences of storyboard on Word. Typically, Word storyboards have tables with screen number, OST, Audio, graphic description, and so on. When do We use Word for Storyboarding? When do We use Excel for Storyboarding?
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IDIOT
JANUARY 21, 2010
The Idiot’s Guide to Storyboarding!
began to watch closely and have listed the first 5 storyboarding lessons from 3 Idiots. Let's extrapolate this lesson to an eLearning storyboard. Typically, when IDs think of characters in storyboards, the characters emerge as props, rarely are they key to the delivery of the message. What distinguishes a good storyboard from a poor one? 1) Creating a Persona.
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INTEGRATED LEARNINGS
MARCH 11, 2012
Effective Storyboarding
Storyboarding for an eLearning course can be a very effective way to lay out the overall look and feel of your course, as evidenced by this post by Donna Bryant. Storyboarding can serve a couple of different purposes: It can be an easy way for your subject matter experts (SMEs) to review content during the development stage It can serve as instruction for a developer when the actual development of the course is not done by the designer of the course. Tools for storyboarding. Elements in your storyboard. By Dean Hawkinson. Notes about multimedia elements.
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