Example Elearning Storyboard: How to Write Weird!
In this elearning storyboard template, you'll find an example of a storyboard I designed and used in a real-world client project for an online course.
I hope you find it a useful example of how you might structure an online course, format your learning content and add technical notes for your elearning developer to implement.
You'll find the complete storyboard for the first module of this course called How to Write Weird, which was designed for an audience of 13-17-year-olds interested in creative writing.
You can see some alternative methods of categorizing your elearning blocks in this collection of four standard instructional design templates or get some more inspiration in this guide on how to create a storyboard for elearning.
Want to learn more? Check out the complete guide to creating an elearning storyboard to see a step-by-step process for creating your oww storyboard.
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James Smart is Head of Content at SessionLab. He’s facilitated workshops and designed elearning experiences for places including the University of East Anglia and the National Centre for Writing. At SessionLab, we are passionate about facilitation. We believe good workshop design leads to better collaboration, enabling people to achieve great things. SessionLab is the go-to platform for session design, with an agenda planning tool, library of facilitation resources and vibrant community for facilitators. It enables facilitators to streamline workshop design through drag-and-drop scheduling, automatic timing and seamless sharing with clients and colleagues.
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