Assignment: Storyboard

IPT 286 Sample Course
2014-03-11T19:40:52Z

Due: Feb 17, 2014 by 11:59pm

Instructions

Regardless of which option you are doing, you need to have a basic storyboard for your video. To do this you should:

1. Determine the project idea

2. Complete a storyboard for the project. You can use a Google Presentation (preferred, this is probably easiest for you and will allow you to embed photos and video clips easier to show me your proposed ideas), this Word document, or some other tool. Here is a link to a folder of Storyboard templates: https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0B_q3-b4zCjYWWjlBLUw1TEh5U3c&usp=sharing. If you use the word document, upload it to Google Documents (it’ll be easier for us to collaborate). Example storyboard: This is an example storyboard, not a perfect example. The critical things you need on your storyboard before you turn it in are:

a) Your content (click here to access the UEN Core standards) that you plan to teach using the video
b) Your instructional objective (what will your students DO, and what is the PURPOSE of the activity? What will you do to meet the content standard?)
c) Visual representation of what will happen in each scene of the movie (stick figures, clip art, whatever—best to embed the actual video clips and photos if you have them so I can give you feedback).
d) A script for what the narration will say, or what the actors will say.

Your storyboard doesn't have to be perfect, you can make changes as you are working on your video. This often happens during a production but you must have something to start with before you can decide what changes you need to make.

Note: If you do your storyboard well, you'll have all your materials and plans ready, and making the video will go much easier.

Instructions

Regardless of which option you are doing, you need to have a basic storyboard for your video. To do this you should:

1. Determine the project idea

2. Complete a storyboard for the project. You can use a Google Presentation (preferred, this is probably easiest for you and will allow you to embed photos and video clips easier to show me your proposed ideas), this Word document, or some other tool. Here is a link to a folder of Storyboard templates: https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0B_q3-b4zCjYWWjlBLUw1TEh5U3c&usp=sharing. If you use the word document, upload it to Google Documents (it’ll be easier for us to collaborate). Example storyboard: This is an example storyboard, not a perfect example. The critical things you need on your storyboard before you turn it in are:

a) Your content (click here to access the UEN Core standards) that you plan to teach using the video
b) Your instructional objective (what will your students DO, and what is the PURPOSE of the activity? What will you do to meet the content standard?)
c) Visual representation of what will happen in each scene of the movie (stick figures, clip art, whatever—best to embed the actual video clips and photos if you have them so I can give you feedback).
d) A script for what the narration will say, or what the actors will say.

Your storyboard doesn't have to be perfect, you can make changes as you are working on your video. This often happens during a production but you must have something to start with before you can decide what changes you need to make.

Note: If you do your storyboard well, you'll have all your materials and plans ready, and making the video will go much easier.