Instructional Design for eLearning: Storyboarding Level 3

This course offers you insight into the real tasks that instructional designers perform to storyboard a Level 3 course. You will understand the types of interactivities to include in your Level 3 course, as well as get detailed information on advanced interactivities like simulations, storytelling, gamification and branching.

In this course the focus is on simulations and scenario-based learning. You will learn how to create an instructionally sound course using a three-part eLearning simulation strategy known as Show Me, Try Me, Test Me. You will also learn to create an instructionally sound course using the elements of Scenario-Based Learning which are storytelling, gamification and branching.

We will look at an TWO example briefs as well as go through two sample storyboards - one sample storyboard for each example brief.

The first sample storyboard will give you a clear idea of how to script a simulation course using the Show Me, Try Me, Test me strategy. The storyboard will focus on three parts - the scripting of the Show Me part, the scripting of the Try Me part, and the scripting of the Test me part.

The second sample storyboard will give you a clear idea of how to create a course that focuses on storytelling and gamification. This sample storyboard will focus on three parts - the scripting of the story based on the brief, the scripting of the gamification elements keeping in mind the overall story, and the scripting of the end of the story.

If you want to:

· Understand what a Level 3 course is all about

· Learn about advanced Level 3 interactivities in detail

· Learn how to script a course that integrates simulation/Scenario-Based Learning

Then this course is for you!

*There are no templates in this course.*