Storyboard
Purpose
Storyboards convey an idea by illustrating how people interact. They employ storytelling techniques to explain a solution.
This method is useful when solutions hinge on user behaviors.
Qualities
- Mode of Inquiry: Divergent
- Common Usage: Solution Seeking
- Depth of Understanding Gained: Deep
- Participant Engagement: Synchronous, Asynchronous
- Researcher Engagement: 1:Many
- Setting: In-person or Virtual
Duration
10-15 minutes
Tool requirements
prototyping plan worksheet, storyboard templates, images
Facilitators
1
Participants
Groups of 3-5
Instructions
Prep
- Facilitate people through Prototype Planning
Execute
- Give participants the storyboard template, images, writing utensils, scissors, and tap.
- Present an example to help participants understand the expectations.
- Check on groups throughout the 10-15 minutes and answer questions or prompt them if they hesitate.
Document
- Collect storyboards and photograph or scan them.
- Record audio of the prototype presentation.
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