ATDBR: Sketch It Out-Storyboarding & Design

  • Thursday, April 26, 2018
  • 11:30 AM - 1:00 PM
  • Mike Anderson's Seafood, 1031 W Lee Dr. Baton Rouge, LA

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 Program Details
         

The concept of storyboarding has its roots in film and television. However, it is becoming an ever growing development tool used in the training industry. Whether written, visual or a combination of both, the process and utilization of storyboarding has many benefits for the instructional designer, SME/stakeholders, and learners.

 

In the month's presentation we will discuss the concept of storyboarding and the basic process of its creation, as well as the importance of visuals and their role in engaging the audience and facilitating learning.

 

Objectives:

  • Discuss the process of storyboarding and which steps have the greatest impact on the final course design, and ultimately, the learner
  • Understand the power of visuals and their role in storyboarding
  • Identify the must have and might have components of a storyboard
  • Timer permitted, practice turning written consent into a visual representation  

              

Speaker Details

 


Danyelle Jumonville has five years of experience as an Instructional Designer, and 10+ years using graphic and web design principles to create learning solutions for learners of various ages and demographics. Danyelle is currently an Instructional Designer in the Instructor-Led Content Development Department at the Alliance Safety Council. Previously, she served four years at the Louisiana Workforce Commission as a Human Resource Training and Development Specialist, where she developed and implemented many training programs, both web and instructor led courses, and many learner aids. She is also a former elementary and middle school educator in both private and public sectors, as well as a freelance Graphic/Web Designer and Portrait Artist.

Danyelle holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts from the University of Louisiana at Lafayette with a concentration in Graphic Design. She expanded her education in the area of child psychological and learning development at Southeastern Louisiana University and attended the Art Institute of Pittsburgh Online to further her design education in the area of user interface and web based design. 

Believing that becoming an expert in her current tools of the trade, Danyelle is currently working towards becoming a certified Microsoft Office Expert. In the future, she plans on pursuing and obtaining the CPLP.

 

Danyelle Jumonville

Instructional Designer

Alliance Safety Council

10099 N. Reiger Rd.

Baton Rouge, LA 70809

djumonville@alliancesafetycouncil.org

https://www.linkedin.com/in/danyellej/

          

                    
 Competency Alignment

ATD Competency Model


         ATD Baton Rouge strives to align our programming to the ATD Competency Model. This month's program aligns with   the Instructional Design area of expertise. Click the image to view the competency model.                                   
Meeting Schedule
 Check-in Begins
   11:30 AM
 Announcements Begin
   11:45 AM
 Program Begins
   12:00 PM

Pre-registration required.  No walk-ins.
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