Learning outcome actions

Part A – Complete the storyboard spreadsheet template

Create a storyboard for one learning pathway, by completing the appropriate spreadsheet template which you can download from the Tasks page. Your storyboard should:
- Provide the title of your learning pathway
- Specify the overall aim(s) or learning outcome(s) for the course or learning pathway
- Specify the learning objectives for the different phases of the learning pathway
- Incorporate formative or summative assessment for the learning pathway
- Provide an overview of the e-Learning activities for the learning pathway. You should aim to include at least four or more e-Learning activities. Add additional rows in the spreadsheet for activities if needed.
- Identify the content resources planned for the respective learning pathway(s). At this stage of the design process, you can reference resources generically, for example:
  - A description of any images you would like to include, for instance “Photo of computer keyboard” or “Diagram depicting the seven steps of photosynthesis”. At this stage, you don’t need to link to the actual images
  - Any media you plan to re-use or create, for instance, “Audio recording of a job interview” or “Screencast video to demonstrate plotting a bar chart” (You must include at least one video in your storyboard because you final project must include a short video.)
  - Print resources, for example “Worksheet on multiplying fractions”
As author, please apply a Creative Commons licence at the bottom of your spreadsheet to provide permission for re-use as OER.

Part B – Publish a blog post and share your storyboard

Prepare a blog post with three sub-sections:

My storyboard for a learning pathway
- Provide the title of your learning pathway and describe its purpose in a sentence
- Upload a copy of your completed storyboard on your personal blog via the Dashboard –> Media –> Add new options
- Provide a hyperlink to your storyboard within the body of your blog post so other learners can see what you have created
My learning reflection
- Share a brief reflection of your storyboard development process in one or two sentences. For example:
  - The aspects you found easy and/or challenging
  - Any advice you would offer learners completing this activity in the future
  - Anything else you would like to share
My storyboard self-assessment
- Share a self-assessment of your storyboard (see below) justifying why you awarded yourself green or amber
Remember to apply the “EDT4OL” tag to your post. (This is needed for harvesting your post in the course feed.)

Self-assessment

Conduct a self-assessment of your storyboard, using the traffic light rubric below, to evaluate if your resource achieves a green or amber rating below. If amber, consider improving your resource to achieve a green rating.

If you were working as a member of a team, you should assess the learning pathway you developed. Consider getting together for a web-conference call to discuss your self-evaluation with members of the team, and invite them to make suggestions for improving the design of your learning pathway.

If you meet the criteria for the ‘green’ or ‘amber’ ratings, as assessed by your course moderator, you will meet the requirements for the award of the badge. If your work is assessed by the course moderator as falling within the ‘red’ rating, you will not meet the requirements for the badge on that occasion, but you may be given an opportunity to revise your work and re-submit.

	I can do this well (Distinguished) High quality blog post with link to an outstanding example of a storyboard for a learning pathway likely to be emulated by my peers Green grade for storyboard blog post challenge: Achieved The resource demonstrates: An activity-based design with four or more e-Learning activities showing: a variety of different activity types, appropriate pedagogical alignment of the activity with corresponding phase of the learning pathway, and inclusion of each of the following activity types: video with reflective questions, H5P interactive content element, and interactive quiz Blog post provides an example for future learners to emulate. The blog post is complete and includes: Professional and consistent layout with representative “Featured image” and legally correct image attribution The author of the blog post has applied an open licence to facilitate sharing of the resource for future EDT4OL cohorts Hyperlink to completed storyboard with a descriptive text label (doesn’t use “click here”) Insightful learning reflection, providing good advice to prospective EDT4OL learners Thorough and accurate self-assessment Blog post is tagged with course code and categorised
	I can do this (Intermediate) Blog post with link to completed storyboard meeting the challenge requirements that I am happy to share publicly Amber grade for storyboard blog post challenge: Achieved Completed storyboard that includes each of the following activity types: video with reflective questions, H5P interactive content element, and interactive quiz Blog post is complete and includes: Hyperlink to completed storyboard Objective learning reflection Objective self-assessment Storyboard contains four or more e-Learning activities
	I need more practice (Novice) The storyboard is in the early draft phase and needs more work Red grade for storyboard blog post challenge: Not Achieved One or more of the following is true: Less than four e-learning activities are specified No hyperlink to the storyboard has been uploaded to blog site Storyboard is incomplete (i.e. one or more components of the storyboard template are missing). Learning reflection is missing from blog post Self assessment is missing from blog post

EDT4OL (Pacific)

Developing a storyboard

Outputs – Storyboard challenge

Learning outcome actions

Self-assessment