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eLearning Brothers Awesomeness Storyboard Template 2.0 Created by: Landon Ransom
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eLearning Brothers Storyboard Course Type: Audience: Projected Hours: SME’s: Project Manager: Assigned Developer: Course Title: Project Information
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Global Course Information Fonts: Color Scheme: Client Requests: Style Guide Available: Authoring Technology: Technical Specifications: Target Browsers: Additional Notes: Will the Training be viewed on a mobile platform: Are there any attached Documents in the course?: Course Design Information Text Here Text Here - Location of Style Guide Text Here (e.g. LMS used, SCORM Standard, Will the course be scored or tracked) Text Here (e.g. IE8, Firefox, etc…) Text Here (e.g. Storyline, Captivate, Lectora) Text Here Text Here (e.g. Android, iOS) Text Here
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Revision History DateVersionCreated/Revised BySuggestions/Comments
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Course Map (Outline) Enabling Objectives - Content – Design Strategy ObjectiveTopicContentInstructional Strategy
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Course Map – Logic Flow Course Instructional Goal: Enter goal here 1 Enter Objective here 2 3 4 1.1 Enter Sub-Objective here 1.2 Enter Sub-Objective here 1.3 Enter Sub-Objective here 2.1 Enter Sub-Objective here 2.2 Enter Sub-Objective here 2.3 Enter Sub-Objective here 3.1 Enter Sub-Objective here 3.2 Enter Sub-Objective here 3.3 Enter Sub-Objective here 4.1 Enter Sub-Objective here 4.2 Enter Sub-Objective here 4.3 Enter Sub-Objective here
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Engaging Elements ElementDescriptionVisual Example
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Table of Contents Slide NumberSlide NameSlide BranchingNotes Course Branching
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Slide Title: > DEVELOPER NOTES Course Introduction All Narration should be scripted out in “Notes” Section. Narration should be in the format of [Narration]. This will allow you to CTRL+F “[Narration]” to search for narration in the document. Duplicate and Drag Box onto stage then input text to describe needed graphics Example 1: Boy on bike crossing the street. Cars and houses in the background. Audio and video instructions. This includes anything from the narration of each slide to instructions on what music or sound effects to use. Graphic instructions. This will share verbally how you would like specific images to appear within your course. Include images if needed to help relay the information in a visual form. If using video make sure you include the file name of the video you want to use, so it’s easy to find. Text elements. Provide the exact on-screen content you will be using in your e-Learning course. Make sure you also include what font, size and color you would like for each text element. Confirm that the content you use is clear and will be easily understood by the audience. Interactivity and navigation. Describe the actions that will be used in your course. Anyone who reviews your storyboard should be able to easily understand what the learner can do on each slide and what will happen next. Confirm that your interactions have a purpose and will help the learner understand the presented information. Notes to developer: Should be numbered to match boxes/items on stage Include audio/video/graphics instructions Include Text elements that differ from global instructions Describe Interactivity and navigation Image Box 1: Boy playing with dog in a yard. Text Box 1: Text here
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Slide Title: > DEVELOPER NOTES Static Slide
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Slide Title: CLICK > DEVELOPER NOTES
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Slide Title: TEXT ENTRY > DEVELOPER NOTES
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Slide Title: > DEVELOPER NOTES Course Conclusion
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