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STORYBOARDING - Coggle Diagram
STORYBOARDING
STEPS
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Pick a Design Model
To deliver effective eLearning content for your audience to easily apply, consider using these popular design theories
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Gather Content
Work with your client, your SMEs do your homework
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PROTOTYPING
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rapid prototyping
can save a lot of time because you can reuse some of the elements created previously for other projects
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sole purpose is to visualize the functionality and usability of your course.
stakeholders typically review them for functionality and navigation, look and feel of the course and interactions and audio
non-functional
Non-functional prototypes do not have any functional elements,
but still have the look and feel of the actual course and effectively communicate functionality of the future course
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fully functional
Fully functional prototypes include most of the content, interactions and assessments and clearly demonstrate the functionality of the entire course
tools that can be used to build prototypes,
PowerPoint, Articulate storyline, Adobe captivate etc
ELEMENTS OF A STORYBOARD
audio
where the narrator script for each screen appears.
In this section, the instructional designer writes out the pronunciation of terms and acronyms that might be unfamiliar to the narrator
graphics
Instructional designers either place images that they want to appear on each screen Alternatively, they can find a visual that conveys the message but is not exactly what is needed.
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developers notes
In the programming instructions area, you should provide detailed explanations of interactions,
assessments and feedback..
In this area you need to provide clear instructions about navigation.
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DISADVANTAGES
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Sometimes it is excessively difficult or even impossible to describe all the interactions, nonlinear
navigations, scenarios, simulations and other media rich content in words
DEFINITION
Instructional design storyboarding is the process of mapping out the core elements of a course, webinar or lecture in a process outlined by a specific instructional design model.
Storyboards are visual organizers that illustrate and communicate ideas to other professionals working on the course
such as graphic artists, multimedia specialists and programmers.
Typical storyboards include text visual and audio elements that will appear on every screen of an e-learning course.