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What can you do on this screen?

You can enter storyboard information, which allows you to detail how the content should be implemented, especially for self-paced content that will be developed outside of this software, at the Element and Page/Paragraph levels in LEAD. This includes the Front Matter elements, as well as the Overview and Summary elements, along with all elements and test items at the enabling objective level. On any screen that displays a Storyboard link, click that link to display the Storyboard screen.

Once you've opened the Storyboard screen, you can:

•Add a Text CitationNewText entry to a selected tab (heading) and convert it to a Note, Caution, Warning entry.

•Add a Resource CitationNewResource entry to a selected tab (heading).

•Paste CitationPasteTop a copied Text, Note, Caution, Warning, or Resource entry to the start of the list of entries.

•Select Explain Flag Flag-Yellow to review the reasons an item on the storyboard has been flagged.

•View or download a Resource entry, if a link is shown and you have the correct software available.

•Edit CitationEdit a selected Text, Note, Caution, Warning, or Resource entry.

•Delete CitationDelete a selected Text, Note, Caution, Warning, or Resource entry. Once you've selected OK to the confirmation message, an Undo button displays on the bottom left of the screen that allows you to revert the deletion.

•Copy CitationCopy/Paste CitationPaste a selected Text, Note, Caution, Warning, or Resource entry.

•Move a selected Text, Note, Caution, Warning, or Resource entry Up CitationUp or Down CitationDown in the list of entries to resequence the list of entries.

Select Close to close the Storyboard screen.

hmtoggle_arrow1Viewing or Editing the Storyboard Information

Select Edit CitationEdit to make changes, then select Save to keep the changes or select Cancel without saving any changes.

Display

Storyboard - Display Tab

Figure 290: Storyboard - Display Tab

 

The Display storyboard details the visual representation required for this content, if any. This includes descriptions or details about artwork, photography, or line drawings.

Narration

Storyboard - Narration Tab

Figure 291: Storyboard -  Narration Tab

 

The Narration storyboard details the audio requirements for this content, if any. The includes the narration script, identification of characters and talent direction, along with dialogue, sound effects, music, and ambient sound.

Animation

Storyboard - Animation Tab

Figure 292: Storyboard - Animation Tab

 

The Animation storyboard details the programming requirements for this content, if any. This includes the type of input to be used, how the animation will be displayed, along with detailed instructions for any desired special effects, the flow or sequence of the animation, and any text that should be displayed as part of the animation.

Storyboard Notes

Storyboard - Storyboard Notes Tab

Figure 293: Storyboard - Storyboard Notes Tab

 

The Storyboard Notes field allows for any additional information required for this content that is not captured by the other fields.

Table Text

Storyboard - Table Text Tab

Figure 294: Storyboard - Table Text Tab

 

The Table Text storyboard provides the content of any tables that should display for this content.

Interaction

Storyboard - Interaction Tab

Figure 295: Storyboard - Interaction Tab

 

The Interaction storyboard provides the interaction requirements for this content, if any. This includes how the user will interact with the system, how the interaction will be displayed, along with detailed instructions for the interaction, including any desired special effects, the flow or sequence of the interaction (if required), and any text and/or graphics that should display as part of the interaction.