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In learning design, a storyboard is a (usually) graphic way of representing the sequence of outcomes, assessment, activities and resources in a course. It is a means of representing the overall way in which a course is organised and how the different elements are sequenced and fit together. | In learning design, a storyboard is a (usually) graphic way of representing the sequence of outcomes, assessment, activities and resources in a course. It is a means of representing the overall way in which a course is organised and how the different elements are sequenced and fit together. | ||
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| + | * Original version of these materials were developed by Gabi Witthaus and Brenda Padilla for the [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1f0-5S9MUMCpcwwaDVx3diF5IzPSjxaHZ95apj6PNOD0/edit#gid=259536115 Storyboard for Storyboarding] open course under CC-BY-SA license. | ||
Revision as of 03:54, 10 January 2015
Introduction
The origins of storyboarding are within the film industry, where it was popularised by Walt Disney Productions during the early 1930s. A storyboard in this context is a graphic organizer in the form of images displayed in sequence to pre-visualise a motion picture, animation or interactive media sequence.
In learning design, a storyboard is a (usually) graphic way of representing the sequence of outcomes, assessment, activities and resources in a course. It is a means of representing the overall way in which a course is organised and how the different elements are sequenced and fit together.
Acknowledgement
- Original version of these materials were developed by Gabi Witthaus and Brenda Padilla for the Storyboard for Storyboarding open course under CC-BY-SA license.
