So how does a tool like PowerPoint fit in? Well, to begin with, PowerPoint has multiple elements which, if used effectively, can create elegant and powerful storyboards that can be developed using any authoring tool and brought to life. All these roles have become amalgamated into one powerful single role that of an ID.
Well, as Instructional Designers, we don many hats or roles (ID, Graphics Design, Video Maker, Infographic Creator, eLearning Developer, and the list goes on). Next, you ask your client, How would you define different from your perspective? That’s when we draw a blank stare or fumbled umms or an occasional âhmm… Sounds familiar, right? To begin with, how many of us have been told that we need to design something visually appealing or something different for our clients? Ok, I can do this, you say to yourself.
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However, I am sure that sometimes we just overdid it don’t believe me, look at this: Death by PowerPoint by Don McMillan I highly recommend that you watch this video before continuing further you’ll appreciate the real power of PowerPoint more after you have witnessed the colossal failures of overusing any tool! I hope that after you’re done with this series on how to effectively use a tool, such as PowerPoint to create visually stunning storyboards, you’ll add this skill to your Instructional Designer (ID) awesomeness profile. In Part One of Our Four-Part Series, Parul, a TTA Expert Instructional Designer, Discusses How to Effectively Use PowerPoint to Create Visually Stunning Storyboards and Engaging ContentĪll of us at some point in time have used PowerPoint.
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