1. Storyboarding MS Powerpoint

2. Process Determine your storyline and possible graphics / video Powerpoint –Use slide to illustrate graphic / video concepts –Use speaker notes for script –Include in speaker notes – special instructions File names and formats Sound effects Time constrains

4. Illustrations / Concepts on slide including desired still images or video segment

5. Script/Instructions Speaker notes –Script Written for ear not eye Large font Phonic spellings W W W dot M S U dot E D U –Instructions Illustrations Media (stills, video, sound bites, etc.) Filename / sources

6. File Types Supported Audio files: –.aif,.aifc,.aiff.asf,.au,.mp2,.mp3,.mpa,.snd,.wav, and.wma Picture files: –.bmp,.dib,.emf,.gif,.jfif,.jpe,.jpeg,.jpg,.png,.tif,.tiff, and.wmf Video files: –.asf,.avi,.m1v,.mp2,.mp2v,.mpe,.mpeg,.mpg,.mpv2,.wm, and.wmv

7. Narrate First save Powerpoint –Suggest creating a unique folder Slide Show Menu Record Narration

9. Important Notes Click and select link option –Create individual.wav files for each slide with autoplay link in each slide Link should be same folder as your Powerpoint file Individual.wav file cannot be edited in Powerpoint Use Audacity to correct audio (.wav) files Change slide timings to reflect change in audio lengths (slide sorter view)

10. Burn Storyboard to CD Best to select whole directory Must include all.wav files