What is Storyboard That?
Storyboard That is fantastic tool to help create visuals and communicate ideas in the classroom. Create posters, infographics, graphic organizers, and yes, storyboards for any subject!
Share Storyboard That With Your School
Share the main functionalities and ways to use Storyboard That in the classroom with one document! Complete with activity suggestions and links to all of our resources, this Google Slides presentation answers "What is Storyboard That and how can my teachers/colleagues use it?"
We created some resources you can use in your professional development training sessions! Get step-by-step instructions of the most important functions of Storyboard That! You can select the modules you want to view in order to tailor your sessions to your school!
Module 1 - Login and Setup
In the first training section, we will show you how to log in and how to set up your students into classes.
Choose the module below that reflects your sign-in method.
Import From Google Classroom
Select this option if you want to import your class roster from Google ClassroomGoogle Single-Sign On
Select this option if you want to sign in with Google, but do not use Google ClassroomUser Names and Passwords
Select this option if you manually type in a user name or email address.Sync with ClassLink
Select this option to use ClassLink Sync. You must have administration privileges in ClassLinkSync with Clever
Select this option to use Clever Sync. You must have administration privileges in CleverClever Library
Select this option if you want to use Clever, but your school/district is not set up with Storyboard ThatMicrosoft Single Sign-On
Select this option if you want to sign in with MicrosoftSync with Canvas
Select this option to use Canvas Sync. You must have administration privileges in Canvas
Module 2 - Core Functionality
This module will cover the basics of creating a storyboard, making an assignment for students, and viewing completed work.
View Core Functionality
Module 3 - Create a Worksheet
The worksheet module goes through the process of making a basic vocabulary worksheet with generic text. You will learn more advanced Storyboard Creator functions such as crop, align, and distribute.
View Create a Worksheet
How Tos about Storyboard That Professional Development
Engage Students by Using Storyboard That for Collaborative Projects
Use Storyboard That to foster teamwork by assigning small groups to create storyboards together. Collaboration encourages students to share ideas, build communication skills, and produce more creative outcomes. Set clear goals and roles for each student to ensure everyone participates actively.
Set Up Student Groups for Storyboard Projects
Divide your class into small groups based on skill level or interest. Assign each group a project topic and provide guidelines for group roles such as writer, designer, and editor. Explain how each role contributes to the final storyboard for balanced participation.
Guide Students in Brainstorming Visual Ideas Together
Encourage groups to brainstorm and sketch out their storyboard ideas as a team. Provide graphic organizers or whiteboards for mapping characters, settings, and plot points. Model how to respectfully share and build on each other's suggestions to create a collaborative atmosphere.
Monitor Progress and Offer Feedback During Group Work
Circulate around the classroom while groups work, checking in regularly. Ask guiding questions and offer positive feedback to keep students focused and motivated. Address any collaboration challenges early to keep projects on track.
Facilitate Group Presentations and Celebrate Creativity
Have each group present their completed storyboard to the class. Encourage students to explain their creative choices and reflect on the teamwork process. Celebrate unique ideas and highlight collaboration skills to build classroom community.
Frequently Asked Questions about Storyboard That Professional Development
What is Storyboard That and how can it be used in the classroom?
Storyboard That is a digital tool for creating visuals such as posters, infographics, graphic organizers, and storyboards. Teachers can use it to communicate ideas, enhance lessons, and engage students in any subject area.
How do I set up my class and log in to Storyboard That?
To set up your class, choose your preferred sign-in method—Google Classroom, Clever, ClassLink, Microsoft, Canvas, or manual login. Follow the step-by-step modules provided to import rosters and create student accounts effortlessly.
What are the core functions teachers should know in Storyboard That?
The core functions include creating storyboards, making assignments, and viewing student work. These features help teachers organize lessons and monitor student progress easily.
Can I create worksheets or graphic organizers with Storyboard That?
Yes, you can make worksheets and graphic organizers using advanced tools like crop, align, and distribute. This makes it simple to design customized materials for vocabulary and other subjects.
Where can I find professional development resources for Storyboard That?
Access ready-to-use professional development resources and training modules on Storyboard That’s website or via the provided Google Slides presentations. These resources include activity suggestions and instructions for teachers.
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