Home: Storyboard That

Interactive Images:

• Example #1: Japanese Internment Camps
• Example #2: Nursing Scenario
• Example #3: Hamlet
• Example #4: Conflict in an Office Setting

- An alternative to Google Slides.
- Easy registration, school code.
- Download and share or post in Classroom or Schoology
- Different formats engage viewers.
- Creative outlet for students that doesn't require artistic ability.
- Saves on their server so there's no file to save, no conversion problems.
- Includes foreign language characters.

Anyone at Monty Tech can view, file, and make a copy of this generic ONLINE PRESENTATION RUBRIC.  It suits most needs for all presentation material.

StoryboardThat enables you to create storyboards, comics, and graphic organizers with its award-winning, browser-based Storyboard Creator. They offer a customizable art library that features drag and drop characters, scenes, and props and users can select from many different layouts.

Step One: Login to the School's Account.  Go to StoryboardThat.com/code and enter ijmawa to register in the School's Account.  

Step Two: Get Started. Click on Create a Storyboard.  Choose your Layout (title and description) and Add Cells if desired (up to 10X10). 

Step Three: Use the Editor: The default editor is for Scenes.  Drag and drop backgrounds. You can Edit Scene to alter it.  Then pick your characters (resize, change outfit, pose, and/or duplicate). Search for items or upload them (must be in .png or .jpg format). Add thought or speech bubbles.

Step Four: Save and Download. Click on Save and Exit. You can create unlimited Storyboards with the school account.  To work on it later, click on My Storyboards.  To download or print, click on View Details at the bottom of the StoryBoard. Choose PDF to download and upload to your teacher, or click on Image to copy and paste.

For Vocational Teachers: Use StoryboardThat to address Vocational Frameworks for Strand 4.
Lesson Plan Ideas:

1. Illustrate scenarios in their trade with graphics and text..
2. Present content in a comic strip format such as a process or procedure (safety, workplace conflict resolution).
3. Review a professional journal article and develop an animated lecture about the content using comics.
4. Predict the future of the trade or the history of the trade

Lesson Plan ideas:

English:

1. Recreate a scene or create an "extra chapter" of a book or play.
2. Conduct a character analysis.
3. Describe a literary device or scene.

Social Studies:

1. Create a presentation to explore one time period of history (wars, social issues, etc.)
2. Describe a world religion or government
3. Examine human or civil rights
4. Explain cause and effect

Science:

1. Describe a science experiment
2. Present a scientific process or animal 
3. Explain cause and effect

Foreign Language:

1. Explore a culture or country
2. Display different scenarios in another language

Math:

1. Explain a mathematical process
2. Present how math relates to every day life