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Content Skill and Scale: Storyboarding Best Practices

Infopro Learning

Storyboarding is like planning before creating an online learning course. Whether you’re a project manager, instructional designer, learning experience expert, graphic designer, or content creator, understanding and implementing storyboarding best practices can significantly enhance your project’s quality and efficiency.

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Placeholder Images: Do They Help or Hurt in an eLearning Storyboard?

Association eLearning

Not so long ago, in a nearby place, someone spent a lot of time leaving notes about the photos in an eLearning storyboard. At about the same time, in an equally close place, another frustrated reviewer tried to visualize a course based on only three columns of written descriptions: audio, onscreen visuals, and interactivity.

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Storyline Accessibility and Mayer’s Principles

Scissortail's Learning Nest

Yet, we often develop learning experiences that exclude a significant portion of our learners—those with disabilities. As I wrote into the Inclusive Learning Pledge , we don’t have to sacrifice good design for accessibility. And I’m including some links to additional information for learning more. Everyone, right? Dyscalculia.)

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Avoiding Confusion During Reviews

Association eLearning

Reviews generally take place at two points, the storyboard and the actual course. Reviewing a Storyboard. Storyboards are often made in Word or PowerPoint. They’re blueprints for an eLearning course with explanations of what’s supposed to happen, proposed audio narration, approximately what the screens will look like, etc.

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12 Ways to Get the Most Out of Your Authoring Tool

Knowing what you need from an eLearning authoring tool can be hard, especially when there are so many options on the market. gomo’s new ebook aims to save you time and hassle by identifying 12 must-have authoring tool features.

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Avoiding Confusion During Reviews

Association eLearning

Reviews generally take place at two points, the storyboard and the actual course. Reviewing a Storyboard. Storyboards are often made in Word or PowerPoint. They’re blueprints for an eLearning course with explanations of what’s supposed to happen, proposed audio narration, approximately what the screens will look like, etc.

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Quality Assurance: Fine-Tuning Your eLearning to Be Its Best

Association eLearning

This can range from the easy-to-miss items (check for spelling and grammar errors, check against the storyboards to make sure all items are appearing on a given screen, etc.) In this case, nomenclature refers to corporate terminology, or simply naming things a certain way. Nomenclature – This is a basic item that can become tricky.

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