Tag Archives: Storyboards
TGIF: Ah, We’re Changing the Course’s Title…
While Storyboarding in PowerPoint, I Got the Call When I’m developing an e-learning course in a PowerPoint-based tool, like Articulate Presenter, I obviously create the storyboards in PowerPoint (PPT) most of the time. Most of my SMEs use PPT at … Continue reading
e-Learning Storyboards: Using Both Word and PowerPoint
Many instructional designers (IDers) have a variety of tools at hand to design and map out the client’s e-learning course for the client’s review, and to provide a detailed roadmap for the team who will develop the course. Most of … Continue reading
Why I Entered the 2010 Articulate Guru Awards
Do you have what it takes to be an e-learning guru? That’s the question Tom Kuhlmann and other staff members at Articulate ask the e-learning community each year. This year, I finally submitted an entry to the Guru Awards. I’ve … Continue reading
The L-Files: Client and Vendor Storyboards
Introduction Welcome to “The L-Files”, and the first post in a future series where I’ll discuss my role as “The Liaison” on various project teams. It’s common for instructional designers, technical communicators, business analysts, and others to find they are … Continue reading
