Hi All -
If you wondering how an Instructional Designer should approach Mobile Learning Frameworks like Adapt from Storyboarding point of view.
I would like to present you a blog - http://exultcorp.com/creating-effective-storyboards-for-mobile-learning.html
Do let us know your views and if this is helpful or you would like us to add more details.
Regards,
Aniket
Hi Aniket,
Thanks for the link - great overview!
The question of how we can make responsive work for learners (and not only technically) is a critical dimension also for the Adapt Learning project.
Best wishes,
Stefan
Thanks Aniket - great overview.
Along with wireframes, I've found paper prototypes to be a great companion to storyboards for mobile. Their tactile nature is quite effective for getting a feel for how the finished product will function.
You can also use them to test and demonstrate functionality with users. It might look strange asking them to hold a 1:1 paper cut-out of a phone and then to keep swapping bits of paper over as they press imaginary buttons. However, it's much clearer and more immersive than a static wireframe.
It can be a really interesting exercise to cut a screen-sized hole and scroll content behind it on a long piece of paper to see how the composition of the page feels when you see it a bit at a time.
Lots of great video tutorials online, like this one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V8LNDqMIapY