Instructional Design for eLearning: Storyboarding Level 2

Explore the main features of a level two course, including its interactivity levels, budget, and types of interactivity, and explain the course's purpose and suitable training types.

Level two courses offer intermediate interactivity and a medium budget, and interactivity determines cost, with level two costing more than level one.

Explore level two interactivities, building on level one with animations, simple videos, avatars, audio, click-to-reveal timelines and hotspots, and drag-and-drop and match-the-column quizzes.

Explore the level two course purpose, focusing on simple click-to-reveal interactions that convey information and demonstrate on-the-job relevance for process, product, and skill development.

Storyboard level 2 click-and-reveal interactivities by scripting simple animations, clickable flash cards, icons with pop up boxes, tabs, timelines, and hotspots, using filled-in graphics, audio notes, and slide images.

Storyboard a simple animation by chunking raw content into steps and placing each step on its own slide, detailing graphic notes and audio notes for on screen text sync.

Storyboard three clickable flashcards with front text and icons, an introductory line, and instructional text. Show click-to-flip interactions revealing back content, the icon, and the new text on each card.

Learn to storyboard interactive slides with clickable icons that reveal text in pop up boxes, showing rule icons, centered pop up boxes, close buttons, and detailed graphic note.

Storyboard a five-year clickable timeline by placing year buttons on the slide, labeling them, and linking each click to display the corresponding content with guided notes and audio.

Storyboard clickable hotspots on an image, placing hotspots to reveal targeted text and images per area, with options for single or multi-slide treatment and optional audio notes.

Master storyboarding level two quizzes by using templates for drag and drop quizzes and match the column quizzes. Design engaging assessment experiences with these templates.

Learn how to storyboard a drag-and-drop quiz by detailing step descriptions and numbers, arranging draggable options into drop areas, and scripting correct and incorrect feedback templates.

Learn to storyboard a match-the-column quiz by creating left and right columns, adding draggable connectors, a question, submit button, and feedback for correct and incorrect answers.

Master level two storyboards and confidently script the various level two interactivities for your e-learning courses. Connect with a community for ongoing support and questions.