These are the storyboard templates that you will use to create each page of your course.

• Narrated Tutorial - This template specifies the audio narration, key points and the images to be used in a narrated tutorial. You use this specification to create a Flash animation. The name of the Flash file must be based on the page name. If you named the page SectionIntro, create a Flash file named SectionIntro.swf and put it into the same folder as the storyboard page. This storyboard generates a final page that contains the Flash animation.
• Speculation - This template uses a Flash animation to ask the learner to speculate on what they need to do to meet the lesson objectives.
• Comparison - This template uses a Flash animation to provide the learner with with the set of actions that they need to perform to meet the lesson objectives. It also presents the learner's response to the last speculation and asks the learner to compare answers.
• Practice - Multiple Choice - Presents a multiple choice question to allow the learner to practice what they have learned. The choices are text.
• Practice - Multiple Choice with Graphics - Presents a multiple choice question to allow the learner to practice what they have learned. The choices are graphics.
• Practice - Order Items - Presents a list of items. The learner must read the instructions to determine how the items should be ordered.
• Practice - True/False - Presents a statement. The learner must dermine if the statement is true or false.

Use the storyboard template to create a storyboard. Follow these steps:

• Select the appropriate template.
• Fill in the content. The page name will be used to create the filename for the storyboard. Make sure that your pagename does not have any spaces. For example, the first page of a section could be called SectionIntro.
• Select the Save Storyboard button. This will prompt you to save the storyboard file. The name of the storyboard file will contain the characters storyboard_ before the page name. So, if you specified SectionIntro as the page name, the storyboard file will be called storyboard_SectionIntro.htm. Save your storyboard file in a folder one level deeper than the course folder. For example, if your course is in a folder named mycourse you could save the storyboard in mycourse\mysection. Some web servers are sensitive to spaces in names and to upper/lower case. To be safe, use all lower case for your folder names and do not include spaces.
• Run the course to make sure your new storyboard appears in the right spot in your course. If it does not, double check that you have it entered it correctly in the table of contents (tocTab.js in the scripts folder). Make sure that the file has the right name and is in the right folder.

Note: For the narrated tutorial template, create a Flash animation at 600x400 pixels. For the speculation and comparison template, create a Flash animation at 600x200 pixels. If you would like to use different sizes for these templates, you must change the generation code in templates.js (in the templates folder).