2.  The creation of a series of frames depicting what you want to say Benefits: Coherence Clarity Intrigue What is Story Boarding?

3.  The 4 Steps of Storyboarding 1. Brainstorm 2. Group & Identify the core ideas for your presentation 3. Apply a visual organizer 4. Create your presentation

4.  DESCRIPTION What? EXPLANATION Why? But First…Perspective! Blaikie, N. Designing Social Research, 2000. Polity, UK. PREDICTION What will happen? EVALUATION What impact did it have?

5.  …Knowing “which” story to tell is half the battle! Steps 1-2: Brainstorm and Group Core Ideas DIFFERENCE What has changed? How has it changed? RESOURCES Technical Corporate Scientific Power Community TENSIONS Power Struggle Resistance TIMESCALES Now Before Ever Pre-colonial Personal growth VOICES People’s Individuals Organizations Movements ACADEMIC CONCEPTS/ THEORIES

6.  Step 3: Step 3: Apply a Visual Organizer HOW would you tell your story? CATEGORICAL Here’s a well-curated series of themes /voices/experiences HIGHLY CLIMACTIC A cascading series, culminating in a final (or near final) expression

7.  Step 3: Step 3: Apply a Visual Organizer …Don’t just describe. Explain! UNFOLDING PROCESS Trace the development and the events major events

8.  Step 3: Step 3: Apply a Visual Organizer SPATIAL / LIMINAL Presented as a deliberate choice of one vector/direction over others Consider: Eco Tourism, Religious pilgrimage, Adventure Tourism EXPANDING RADIUS Focused exploration across an expanding series of dimensions, e.g. My identity, vs. my identity and family life, vs. my identity in my community

9.  Mix & match Choose the one you are most comfortable with Choose the one most context-appropriate No “best” answer. ( Use the worksheets) Complete Step 3: Complete Step 3: Apply Visual Organizers

11.  Step 4: Step 4: Create Your Presentation In the form of: PowerPoint Prezi Cue cards Posters