Question

A group is planning a multimedia presentation on the history of computers. Each member has a different idea about how best to organize the images, audio clips, videos, and text they’ve collected. How might they use storyboards to help them come to agreement?

Have each group member create and share a storyboard reflecting his or her ideas.

Assign one member of the group to make a decision and create a storyboard.

Put all of the group members’ ideas into a single storyboard.

Discuss the question for as long as it takes to agree on a storyboarding concept.​

Answer 1

The group can use storyboards to help them come to an agreement by having each member create and share a storyboard reflecting their ideas. This will allow the group to see the different perspectives and ideas that each member has. Then, they can discuss the strengths and weaknesses of each storyboard and come to a decision on how to best organize the multimedia presentation. It's important to ensure that everyone's ideas are heard and that the group comes to a consensus that everyone is happy with.