Webinar - The Art of Storyboarding

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Rapid Interactivity for Effective Learning
Desirée Pinder
Mastering
the Art of
Storyboarding
Mastering
the Art of
Storyboarding

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Speaker
Desiree Pinder
Executive Director / Founder
Artisan E-Learning

Host
Jamaica Glenn
Raptivity Valued Professional

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3. Click the Audio setup
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#Storyboarding

• What is a storyboard?
• Why create one?
• How do I build my content?
• How do I show my content in a storyboard?
OVERVIEW
• What should I include?
• How is it laid out?
• What mistakes should I
avoid?
• Elements of a storyboard
• Standardization of a
storyboard
• How can a storyboard help
me?

What Is a Storyboard?
A storyboard is a map of your course.
• Shows where your course is going
• Creates the “vision” for the course
• Provides directions to the programmers/artists
• Contains your course content

Why Create One?
• It is a means to share the direction, vision,
content, etc. for your course.
• It can save project time.
• It can save money.
• It can help you with client reviews.

Reference: Steamboat Willie Comic Strip

Format Samples

Sample High-Level Storyboard
From E-Learning Fundamentals: A Practical Guide published by ATD Press

More Format
Samples

P r o v i d e d b y T r i t o n S o l u t i o n s

P r o v i d e d b y S t e e l B e a c h P r o d u c t i o n s

Gaye’s text file

Image provided courtesy of American Red Cross

Create a Template:
Format Options
• Word Document
• PowerPoint Document
• Individual Text Files
• Supplied by Vendor, Programmer, or Tool
• The Tool Itself

From the E-Learning Uncovered Blog – www.elearninguncovered.com
The Artisan E-Learning Storyboard

PowerPoint Template

• When you know the tool well
• When you are the SME
• When you wear many hats
• When a visual needs to be animated
• When you already have a similar
project completed you can borrow
from
Storyboard in the Tool?

• Develop Objectives
• Create Taxonomy and Outline
• Identify Instructional Strategies
• Identify Test Strategies
• Identify Course Feature/Available
Options
• Gather Content (Build or Use
Existing?)
• Build Storyboard
Writing

• Page Numbers
• Text
–Learning Points
–Learner Instructions
–Instructional Design Strategies
–Alt-Text
• Audio
• Video
• Graphics/media
What to Include

• Programming Instructions
–Navigation
–Links, documents, or special features
–Interactions
–Questions
What to Include

1. Set design standards
2. Decide on standard language
3. Develop template
4. Automate common functions
Templates &
Standards

Style Guides
• Style Guide Used
– Company
– Gregg Reference Manual
• Abbreviations
• Acronyms
• Bulleted Lists
• Capitalization
• Punctuation

Standardizing Text
(Procedure Complete):

Blank Template

Auto Correct

Design Document

Tips for Success
• Develop naming conventions.
• Make it visual for the end users.
• Know the programmer/artist’s timelines.
• Watch your character count.
• Graph the vision of your course.
• Proof headings, captions, & graphics.

1. Writing Issues
• Writing rambling text
• Being too wordy
• Using poor grammar
• Using inconsistent writing styles
• Being too formal and boring
• Using first person
• Lack of proofing
Common Mistakes

1. Set up a proofing process
2. Proof
3. Correct
4. Review
5. Correct
Proofing

2. Instructional Design Issues
• Giving unclear objectives
• Teaching only how
• Asking questions that aren’t
performance-based
• Having SMEs write them
• Using non-testable objectives
• Writing it the way you teach it – just
because
Common Mistakes

3. E-Learning Issues
• Giving unclear instructions
• Referring to other modules incorrectly
• Using interactions just because you can
• Getting too caught up in what is
possible
• Incorrectly estimating skill
Common Mistakes

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