Can you please give us a link to this storyboarded presentation? Best teacher is a good example; I'd like to see a few live to get a better feel for the storyboard experience in Storyline.
If you're going into this much detail when storyboarding, how is this different than just making the course? Do you recommend it be a shorter sample? Thanks for the video!
That's a great point, and the storyboard does involve a substantial amount of detail. However, since it doesn't have any functionality built in, it provides stakeholders with an opportunity to evaluate every image, layout, line of narration, and all on-screen text. A detailed storyboard provides an opportunity to approve all content and how it will be presented before investing any development hours to make the course functional. We have found that it is much easier and cheaper to make changes to a storyboard than a functional course with narration, animation, triggers, and states already set. For those reasons, I do recommend storyboarding the entire course for the stakeholder to approve. - Monica
@@ELBLearning I see--thank you for explaining! So basically, you're presenting all your content but without the "programming" labor hours put in. Thanks for answering my question, much appreciated.
Can you please give us a link to this storyboarded presentation? Best teacher is a good example; I'd like to see a few live to get a better feel for the storyboard experience in Storyline.
If you're going into this much detail when storyboarding, how is this different than just making the course? Do you recommend it be a shorter sample? Thanks for the video!
That's a great point, and the storyboard does involve a substantial amount of detail. However, since it doesn't have any functionality built in, it provides stakeholders with an opportunity to evaluate every image, layout, line of narration, and all on-screen text. A detailed storyboard provides an opportunity to approve all content and how it will be presented before investing any development hours to make the course functional. We have found that it is much easier and cheaper to make changes to a storyboard than a functional course with narration, animation, triggers, and states already set. For those reasons, I do recommend storyboarding the entire course for the stakeholder to approve. - Monica
@@ELBLearning I see--thank you for explaining! So basically, you're presenting all your content but without the "programming" labor hours put in. Thanks for answering my question, much appreciated.
but you already uploaded that presenter a couple of months ago