Storyboarding a Rise 360 Lesson with Microsoft Word

Effective storyboarding is the foundation of any well-structured Articulate Rise 360 lesson. In this video, we walk through how we planned and developed a portion of an interactive instruction manual, focusing on the villain phase in Marvel Champions: The Card Game as an example. You'll see how storyboarding helps:
✅ Organize content for clarity and engagement
✅ Map out interactions to reinforce learning
✅ Align visuals and media to enhance user experience
✅ Streamline development for a smoother build in Rise 360
This video builds on our ongoing Rise 360 project. If you're new to the series, check out these previous lessons:
📌Getting Started with Rise 360 - • Rise 360 - Getting St...
📌 Embedding Media in Rise 360 - • Embedding Images and V...
📌 Using Interactive Blocks in Rise 360 - • Using Interactive Bloc...
Whether you're designing e-learning modules, training materials, or game-based instruction, a solid storyboard ensures your content is engaging, interactive, and effective.
💬 How do you approach storyboarding for your Rise 360 projects? Share your thoughts in the comments!
🔔 Subscribe for more instructional design & e-learning insights!