STORYBOARD

STORYBOARD

• Know your Course Goal
• Gather Content
• Define Learning Objectives
• Create Assessment Criteria
• Use a Storyboard Template
• Pick a Design Model
• Choose Design Elements
• Select an Authoring Tool

1. Know your Course Goal

• Ask ourselves questions: Why are we creating this course?
• Why are we creating this course?
• What is the outcome we want?

2. Gather Content

• Do the Homework:
• Analyse Needs
• Identify Required Knowledge
• Identify Constraints

3. Define Learning Objectives

• Learning Objective = LO
• LO will guide the course Development Process

4. Create Assessment Criteria

• Each LO need to align with a level of Blooms Taxonomy
• This will help you create your knowledge checks or scenarios to assess learners

5. Use a Storyboard Template

• Organise your contents into chunks in a way that works for you
• Consider using eLearning storyboard template
• Free storyboard template: bit.ly/freestoryboardtemplate

6. Pick a Design Model

• To deliver effective eLearning content for your audience to apply, consider using these popular design theories:
• ADDIE, Knirk & Gustafson, SAM, The Action Mapping Process, Gagne's 9 Principles

7. Choose Design Elements

• Compile the design elements that will best achieve your learning objectives:
• Images, Video, Interaction, Quizzes

8. Select an Authoring Tool

• Choose a toll that will best support your elements:
• Moodle; Adobe Captivate; Articulate; Udutu; Clara; Articulate Studio 13

Storyboard

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