e.g. lecture capture, 'flipping', demonstration, short clips, podcasting, audio feedback on assessment
Used to describe and visualize the flow of the learning process, experience and instruction to the desired results.
Why would you want to create a storyboard?
How do you create a storyboard?
You can do it in PowerPoint with Thumbnail view, table format in Word or prototype directly in the authoring tool.
Visual Storyboard: If you want to give a clear picture of what you want to show users on screen and are mostly responsible for the layout and graphics.
Text based Storyboard: You have a graphics person handling most of the graphics or the visual layout has already been established, like with company templates.
Find more here: http://process.arts.ac.uk/category/discipline/audio?page=1
Basically students can use anything in assessed work without worrying about copyright, however, after it's assessed it cannot be used in any other way (as part of a portfolio for example) without breaking copyright laws. See: http://www.ucl.ac.uk/Library/copyright/using-materials.shtml