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Content

The following elements are found the most frequently in a storyboard

Opening page

• Title
• Author(s)
• Co-workers and their role
• Name of the Company
• Addresses and other details
• Goal of the material/training/course/learning unit
• Time needed to learn
• Table of Content

General pages

• Number of the screens. It can refer to the lesson, too. E.g.: 03/6 stands for lesson 3 and its page 6. It there are forks, you can denote them with letters: the forks from the page 3 ’a’ and ’b’ are: 3a, 3b, further pages: 3a1, 3a1, and so on. 
• Title of the screen (Chapter/subchapter)
• Genre of the content (exercise, test, presentation, etc.)
• A frame representing the content of the screen (everything what is visible)
• Text of narration
• Instructions to the co-workers
• The way of navigation, if the material is not linear
• Notes, comments

Closing page

• The summary of the material
• Statistics: number of the screens, number of the different kind of elements
• General notes and comments

Storyboarding

Templates

Structure and tools