E-Learning Storyboard Examples #251: Challenge | Recap
Whether you prefer scripts, blueprints, or rapid prototypes, chances are you’re using some type of storyboard to plan and organize you...
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Being a newbie, this makes me feel better! I tend to just take what my project owner has and start designing. I send Review 360 links along the way so things can be seen and changed if needed, but I'm like you. I have seen the benefits of following a storyboard from a project owner, but designing one on my way seems to be more time consuming than just jumping in and getting to work.
So pleased to see people saying this. I've always struggled to sit and describe the interactions when I could just build them.
Unless I'm making video/amiation then I have a storyboard. But even then I'm happier with pen and the paper stolen out of the photocopier.
Unless I'm making video/amiation then I have a storyboard. But even then I'm happier with pen and the paper stolen out of the photocopier.
- Oh, this sounds oh so familiar! I usually start out really neat (I will share my template under this thread) but as we go along the storyboard goes out of the window. I must say that the review function has a lot to do with it; makes it so much easier to work.
