STORYBOARD

Once in Level 3, we had to prepare a storyboard related to the storytelling we want to use for the final gamification activity.

My experience when doing this draft it hasn't been quite good. I have had plenty of problems.
Although I had a clear idea of the prose I wanted to use, I had great difficulties in finding the right ICT tool to express in a visual way what I had in my mind.
Firstly, maybe because we are still used to doing drafts using paper. For me, this is still the fastest and easiest way. In this sense, incorporating the ICT tool, it has been a waste of time.
Secondly, because I started using some tools, but when you learnt how it worked, you realized that that wasn't the style you were looking for. Thus, you had to move to another tool.
And thirdly, once you got the tool you expected, and you had almost finished, then you had to pay for adding extra images or  for adding more than 6 comic strips or even paying for downloading it. And obviously, I am not going to pay, by myself, for a tool that I must use at work. I strongly believe that if we really need this tool when working, we should receive the corresponding aid for doing so.  
Therefore, after so many setbacks, at the end, I did the storyboard using the website www.storyboardthat.com. However, I had to manage to create two different documents and visualize  them together with a screenshot. And this is something I find really shabby. But.. anyway, I finally got my draft.
Before presenting  my STORYBOARD, I want to tell you that it is a draft for the initial presentation of a ESCAPE CLASSROOM. It is a breakout I want to develop in the 3rd term, related to Saint George with kids in the Third Cycle of Primary Education. If, at the end, we manage to come back to school. Our current reality it is so tough ...
Back to the point, I have tried that the graphic outline contains the exiting beginning, the challenging plot and the ending. However, the ending will be a surprise, because it will only be achieved by the pupils, when they put it into practice in the Escape Classroom. Therefore, we will have to wait.
I hope you like this storyboard.

See you in the next step!