The Designer's Studio · Term 4
Sketching and Storyboarding
Students use sketches and storyboards to visualize their ideas and plan the user experience.
Key Questions
- Analyze how a storyboard communicates a sequence of interactions.
- Justify the use of sketching as a rapid prototyping tool.
- Construct a storyboard for a simple interactive application.
ACARA Content Descriptions
AC9TDE4P03
Year: Year 3
Subject: Technologies
Unit: The Designer's Studio
Period: Term 4
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