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Elearninguncovered.com How to write your first E-learning storyboard Tim Slade Whats the most difficult thing about storyboarding for e-learning? Interactivity SME s Visual Design Business goals Performance Goals Learners Learning

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E-learning storyboard

Tim Slade How to write your first

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What’s the most difficult thing about storyboarding for e-learning?

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Learning Objectives Business goals Performance Goals SMEs Learners Interactivity Visual Design

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Where do you start?

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Where do you start?

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Why start with a storyboard?

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Instructional Design

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Instructional Design Subject Matter Experts

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Instructional Design Subject Matter Experts Iterative Design

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What does an e-learning storyboard look like?

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Narration Dialogue

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Narration Dialogue Programming notes

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Narration Dialogue Programming notes Slide Numbers

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Narration Dialogue Programming notes Slide Numbers Learning objectives

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Narration Dialogue Programming notes Slide Numbers Learning objectives Interactivity notes

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Narration Dialogue Programming notes Slide Numbers Learning objectives Interactivity notes Graphic suggestions

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Narration Dialogue Programming notes Slide Numbers Learning objectives Interactivity notes Graphic suggestions Slide-to-slide flowchart

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Five-Step Storyboarding Process

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Five-Step Storyboarding Process

Gather

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Meet with SMEs

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Job shadow with Learners

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Review company Best Practices

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Google it!

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Five-Step Storyboarding Process

Gather Organize

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Five-Step Storyboarding Process

Gather Organize Draft

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Just start typing something.

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Write in a

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tone.

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Detail any specific programming notes.

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Never storyboard anything you can’t communicate visually.

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Story Mapping

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Prescott National Forest Fire Safety Tips What’s the best thing about camping? It has to the campfire! A campfire is a great way to bond with friends or family, or to stay warm during a cold night. Although a campfire is meant to be enjoyed, it can also be dangerous if you don’t take some simple precautions. This is Jim and he’s about to go on a camping trip with his family. In this this course, you will help Jim prepare for his camping trip and make sure he has all the supplies and knowledge he needs for a safe campfire. An unattended campfire can quickly grow into a wildfire, posing serious risk Jim and his family, and the surrounding wildlife and forest. To maintain a safe campfire, Jim first needs to make sure he brings the right supplies. At the very minimum, Jim should plan on bringing a gallon of water and a shovel. If possible, it would also be helpful for Jim to bring a fire

  • extinguisher. We’ll show Jim how to use these supplies later in this course.

Jim also needs to know where to properly place the campfire. Jim should place the campfire a safe distance from where he will pitch his tent and away from any overhanging branches. The location should allow Jim to keep a close eye on the fire at all times. Once Jim finds that location, he should dig a small pit and surround it with large rocks to help contain the fire. Maintaining and enjoying a safe campfire doesn’t have to be stressful for Jim and his family, it just takes a few simple precautions.

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Prescott National Forest Fire Safety Tips What’s the best thing about camping? It has to the campfire! A campfire is a great way to bond with friends or family, or to stay warm during a cold night. Although a campfire is meant to be enjoyed, it can also be dangerous if you don’t take some simple precautions. This is Jim and he’s about to go on a camping trip with his family. In this this course, you will help Jim prepare for his camping trip and make sure he has all the supplies and knowledge he needs for a safe campfire. An unattended campfire can quickly grow into a wildfire, posing serious risk Jim and his family, and the surrounding wildlife and forest. To maintain a safe campfire, Jim first needs to make sure he brings the right supplies. At the very minimum, Jim should plan on bringing a gallon of water and a

  • shovel. If possible, it would also be helpful for Jim to

bring a fire extinguisher. We’ll show Jim how to use these supplies later in this course.

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Prescott National Forest Fire Safety Tips What’s the best thing about camping? It has to the campfire! A campfire is a great way to bond with friends or family, or to stay warm during a cold night. Although a campfire is meant to be enjoyed, it can also be dangerous if you don’t take some simple precautions. This is Jim and he’s about to go on a camping trip with his family. In this this course, you will help Jim prepare for his camping trip and make sure he has all the supplies and knowledge he needs for a safe campfire. An unattended campfire can quickly grow into a wildfire, posing serious risk Jim and his family, and the surrounding wildlife and forest. To maintain a safe campfire, Jim first needs to make sure he brings the right supplies. At the very minimum, Jim should plan on bringing a gallon of water and a

  • shovel. If possible, it would also be helpful for Jim to

bring a fire extinguisher. We’ll show Jim how to use these supplies later in this course.

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Prescott National Forest Fire Safety Tips What’s the best thing about camping? It has to the campfire! A campfire is a great way to bond with friends or family, or to stay warm during a cold night. Although a campfire is meant to be enjoyed, it can also be dangerous if you don’t take some simple precautions. This is Jim and he’s about to go on a camping trip with his family. In this this course, you will help Jim prepare for his camping trip and make sure he has all the supplies and knowledge he needs for a safe campfire. An unattended campfire can quickly grow into a wildfire, posing serious risk Jim and his family, and the surrounding wildlife and forest. To maintain a safe campfire, Jim first needs to make sure he brings the right supplies. At the very minimum, Jim should plan on bringing a gallon of water and a

  • shovel. If possible, it would also be helpful for Jim to

bring a fire extinguisher. We’ll show Jim how to use these supplies later in this course.

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Prescott National Forest Fire Safety Tips What’s the best thing about camping? It has to the campfire! A campfire is a great way to bond with friends or family, or to stay warm during a cold night. Although a campfire is meant to be enjoyed, it can also be dangerous if you don’t take some simple precautions. This is Jim and he’s about to go on a camping trip with his family. In this this course, you will help Jim prepare for his camping trip and make sure he has all the supplies and knowledge he needs for a safe campfire. An unattended campfire can quickly grow into a wildfire, posing serious risk Jim and his family, and the surrounding wildlife and forest. To maintain a safe campfire, Jim first needs to make sure he brings the right supplies. At the very minimum, Jim should plan on bringing a gallon of water and a

  • shovel. If possible, it would also be helpful for Jim to

bring a fire extinguisher. We’ll show Jim how to use these supplies later in this course.

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wildfire, posing serious risk Jim and his family, and the surrounding wildlife and forest. To maintain a safe campfire, Jim first needs to make sure he brings the right supplies. At the very minimum, Jim should plan on bringing a gallon of water and a

  • shovel. If possible, it would also be helpful for Jim to

bring a fire extinguisher. We’ll show Jim how to use these supplies later in this course. Jim also needs to know where to properly place the

  • campfire. Jim should place the campfire a safe distance

from where he will pitch his tent and away from any

  • verhanging branches. The location should allow Jim

to keep a close eye on the fire at all times. Once Jim finds that location, he should dig a small pit and surround it with large rocks to help contain the fire. Maintaining and enjoying a safe campfire doesn’t have to be stressful for Jim and his family, it just takes a few simple precautions. Prescott National Forest Fire Safety Tips

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Prescott National Forest Fire Safety Tips wildfire, posing serious risk Jim and his family, and the surrounding wildlife and forest. To maintain a safe campfire, Jim first needs to make sure he brings the right supplies. At the very minimum, Jim should plan on bringing a gallon of water and a

  • shovel. If possible, it would also be helpful for Jim to

bring a fire extinguisher. We’ll show Jim how to use these supplies later in this course. Jim also needs to know where to properly place the

  • campfire. Jim should place the campfire a safe distance

from where he will pitch his tent and away from any

  • verhanging branches. The location should allow Jim

to keep a close eye on the fire at all times. Once Jim finds that location, he should dig a small pit and surround it with large rocks to help contain the fire. Maintaining and enjoying a safe campfire doesn’t have to be stressful for Jim and his family, it just takes a few simple precautions.

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Five-Step Storyboarding Process

Gather Organize Draft Review

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Educate your SMEs.

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Control the attention of your smes.

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Get everyone in the same room.

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Five-Step Storyboarding Process

Gather Organize Draft Review

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Five-Step Storyboarding Process

Gather Organize Draft Review Finalize

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Course Prototype

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Why prototype?

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5 - 6 slides

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General Branding 5 - 6 slides

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General Branding Title Slide 5 - 6 slides

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General Branding Title Slide Content Slide(s) 5 - 6 slides

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General Branding Title Slide Content Slide(s) Interactivity Slide(s) 5 - 6 slides

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General Branding Title Slide Content Slide(s) Interactivity Slide(s) Quiz Slide(s) 5 - 6 slides

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General Branding Title Slide Content Slide(s) Interactivity Slide(s) Quiz Slide(s) Navigation 5 - 6 slides

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E-learning storyboard

Tim Slade How to write your first

Elearninguncovered.com

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@sladetim @Tim Slade