Hello!
Does anyone have instructional design (for e-learning) templates they'd be willing to share? Looking for ideas on a storyboard format and some kind of needed images/assets log.
Thanks!
Michelle

We have a Word template that we have used in the past when sending storyboards to outside vendors for programming. Maybe this will help you. Send me your email address and I'll send you a copy.

Thank you! I would love to see what you have. My email is mlavigne@gradepoint.net Thanks again!
-Michelle

I don't know if they have a form for an assets log, but William & Katherine Horton have a package of Word templates for elearning here:

http://www.horton.com/html/elformsword.aspx

For tracking media assets, one developer I worked with used a Word table. Each row represented a media asset. The columns recorded:

- the course module and section
- a brief description of the asset (such as, "Luis and Pat discuss their strategy")
- the type of asset (photos with audio, rollover, linear animation, etc.)
- a link to the script (each script was a separate file)
- status indicators: produced, reviewed internally, approved by the client

If you did this on a wiki, the table could be dynamic, always kept up to date.

You might also be able to use an inexpensive issues tracking program to track each asset and mark it complete.

Cathy

Hi
Can I also have the word template you are talking about my e-mail ID is priyankak@hdfcinsurance.com