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Team Raptivity recently hosted a successful webinar on ‘The Art of Storyboarding’ by Desiree Pinder - Executive Director/Founder of Artisan E-Learning. Desiree answered some fundamental questions on storyboarding, through this webinar, such as: what is a storyboard, why create one, and how to build and show content in a storyboard. Here are some key takeaways from the session: Storyboard is crucial when working with others to create an eLearning course e.g. Subject Matter Experts (SME), Graphic Designers, or programmers. Storyboarding saves time and money as it’s easier to make early changes to a storyboard rather than to the actual course.A high level storyboard gives the overall vision of the course to your team.Microsoft Word is the easiest but least visual tool to create a storyboard. Use it when you are mostly going to include text in your storyboard. Use Microsoft PowerPoint if you want your storyboard to be visual.Create a storyboard directly in an eLearning/authoring tool for short courses and technical topics that need animations. But do it only if you know the tool very well and are the SME.The most important aspect of storyboarding is what goes in the storyboard, i.e. page numbers, text, audio, video, graphics/media, and programming instructions.Automating common functions can be a time-saver e.g. setting up macros and using the AutoCorrect option from Word.Use style guides for standardizing language, formatting, style, and design of your storyboard as well the course. Here is one such style guide for your reference.Set up a proofing process and always have someone else proofread your storyboard.Most importantly, keep your storyboard succinct and it must map to what your learners are supposed to be learning or doing after the course. Here is a sample storyboard template shared by Desiree. Did you miss the webinar? No worries! You can watch the webinar recording here and have a look at the webinar presentation here. Happy storyboarding!
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