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I identify and explain some of the essential components of a storyboard to be considered as "sufficient."

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This posting lists parts of a storyboard. The essential components of a storyboard to be considered as sufficient is determined.

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1. As you discuss essential storyboard components, please feel free to apply some of these ideas:

First, learning objectives must be clear and concise; they must be as purposeful as they are in a traditional classroom setting. Effective objectives identify specific skills required and also define what the students will actually do or produce.

Please recognize that objectives are like the glue within storyboards since they serve as a link for teacher expectations, student learning, and assessment outcomes.
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