Ask Is storyboarding a good practice by instructors to integrate within their BMF.io courses?

[General]

Storyboarding is actually a super helpful thing for instructors to use in their BMF.io courses. It's basically like planning out your course before jumping in—kind of like a rough sketch of how everything will go. It helps you keep things organized, make sure your content flows nicely, and that nothing important gets left out. You don't need to be fancy with it either—a few doodles or bullet points can do the job.

 

[Newman]

There is no good formats. A coach can decide to make use of any format that he deems it fit. However, storytelling can be seen as a good format to be made use of. However, it is better not to yarn the stories. This is because students may get to know and lose confidence.

 

[Dean101]

It helps you plan your course before you start building it, so everything flows in a way that makes sense. You can easily see what topics come next, where to add activities, and if anything is missing. It also saves time because it's much easier to fix things during the planning stage than after the course is finished. For students, a well-planned course is easier to follow and more interesting to learn from. Overall, storyboarding keeps the course organized, makes teaching easier, and helps create a better learning experience