Finding Your Storyboard
Locate your storyboard under MY ACCOUNT.
Click on the storyboard you want to share or download.
- If the storyboard you are looking for is not on the first page, click the "View More Storyboards" button.
Sharing
The sharing capabilities vary depending on whether you're an individual user or a student or teacher with a classroom subscription. These have to do with privacy settings within classroom portals.
Classroom Sharing
- Student storyboards are automatically private, shared only between the student and teacher. When they're saved to an assignment, only the teacher can view and comment on their storyboards.
- Teachers have the ability to change the privacy of any student's storyboard when they are viewing it by clicking the "Storyboard Privacy" button below the storyboard.
- In order to share the storyboard with classmates who are viewing the assignment, the teacher can select "Shared with Class/Assignment".
- Student storyboards can be made public and accessible via the link.
- Please make sure this is acceptable with your school policies, COPPA, CCPA, GDPR, and FERPA before clicking "Public".
Sharing
URL
The easiest way to share a storyboard is simply copying and pasting the URL link to the storyboard.
- All storyboards on free accounts are automatically public—this privacy setting cannot be changed.
- Private storyboards can be shared with the link.
- Storyboards created by teachers or students cannot be shared with outside users via a link. Refer to the section above for instructions on sharing within classrooms.
Embedding
Embedding the storyboard allows you to include the storyboard on your website or blog using the html code. Simply make the storyboard public, click the "Embed" button, and copy and paste the code.
- *Storyboards must be made public to use the embedding feature.
Social Media
There are different buttons below each storyboard that allow you to share it on Twitter, Pinterest, Facebook, Google+, and Evernote.
- Click the button for your desired social media, and you can edit the post that is generated. It includes a link to the storyboard.
- You can also download your storyboard in an image optimized for social media by clicking "Download Images/PowerPoint" and uploading it to your social media outlet of choice.
Other Options
Presenting
- You can download your storyboard as a presentation for PowerPoint, Keynote, or Google Slides.
- You can also use the "Slide Show" button to present your storyboard in the browser.
Downloading
When you download your storyboard, you can upload the image or email it. Click the "Download Images/PowerPoint" button below the storyboard.
Image Pack
- A zip file will download, containing each cell of your storyboard as an individual image file. This is great for creating presentations that focus on each image within a storyboard.
High Resolution Image
- Your entire storyboard will be contained in one image file, which is great for uploading online or creating posters.
Social Media
- Your storyboard will be downloaded in one file, optimized for posting on Social Media.
Animated GIF
- Your storyboard will be downloaded in a GIF format. For more information on optimizing your storyboard for a GIF, check out this article on making gifs with Storyboard That!
- Your storyboard is downloaded into a PDF file, which you can print out!
PowerPoint
- When you click on the PowerPoint button, a PowerPoint file will download. Each cell of the storyboard gets its own PowerPoint slide, with room for you to add text descriptions. This is especially great for presenting and adding more description or explaining each picture.
- This function also works with Keynote and Google Slides.
How Tos about Sharing Storyboards
How to create collaborative storyboard projects for your classroom
Collaborative projects engage students and foster teamwork. Set up a group storyboard assignment by creating an assignment in your classroom portal and assigning students to small groups. Each group can work together on a shared storyboard, making it easy for every student to contribute ideas and creativity.
Assign groups and explain the project expectations
Divide students into groups and clearly outline what you want each group to accomplish. Provide a rubric or checklist so students know how their collaborative storyboard will be evaluated. This keeps everyone on track and encourages quality work.
Guide students to brainstorm and plan before starting
Encourage each group to brainstorm ideas together before jumping into the storyboard creator. Having students sketch or discuss their storyboard plan first helps them organize their thoughts and ensures everyone has input.
Monitor progress and offer feedback during creation
Check in with groups regularly as they build their storyboards. Give quick, specific feedback to help students improve their work and stay focused. This makes the project more meaningful and productive for all students.
Showcase completed collaborative storyboards for the class
Present each group's finished storyboard using the slideshow or export features. Celebrate teamwork and creativity by allowing students to explain their thinking and choices. This builds classroom community and pride in their work.
Frequently Asked Questions about Sharing Storyboards
How do I find and access my storyboard on Storyboard That?
To locate your storyboard, go to MY ACCOUNT on Storyboard That. Click on your storyboard, and if you don't see it, use the View More Storyboards button to browse additional pages.
What are the privacy options for student storyboards in classroom accounts?
Student storyboards start as private, visible only to the student and teacher. Teachers can adjust privacy settings to share with the class or make them public, but must follow school privacy policies and laws like COPPA, CCPA, GDPR, and FERPA.
What is the easiest way to share a storyboard with others?
The simplest way is to copy and paste the URL link for your storyboard. Free accounts are always public, while private storyboards can be shared via a link if allowed by your account type and privacy settings.
How do I download my storyboard in different formats?
Click the Download Images/PowerPoint button below your storyboard to export it as a zip file, high-resolution image, social media image, animated GIF, PDF, or PowerPoint file. Each format is optimized for different uses like presentations, printing, or posting online.
Can I embed my storyboard on a website or blog?
Yes, you can embed your storyboard by making it public, clicking the Embed button, and copying the HTML code provided. Paste this code into your website or blog to display the storyboard directly.
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