Better Together: Harnessing Twine for Collaborative eLearning Design.

Continuing with our Twine series, we’ll discuss its power in fostering collaboration with clients, SMEs, and learning professionals.

See Part 1 and 2 of the series.

A key attribute of Twine is its interactivity. A published Twine storyboard is an interactive, easily shareable HTML file. Everyone with the file can interact with the narrative just as learners will, providing valuable insight into the learner experience.These storyboards can be text-based for narrative focus or include media for prototyping.

Twine’s easy-to-implement interactivity makes collaboration more seamless and productive, giving stakeholders a better understanding of the project’s scope and flow. It also enables easy comprehension of complex content structures, invaluable for branching scenarios or layered learning pathways. Designers can then receive meaningful feedback, quickly implement edits and easily share updates.

From experience, clients and SMEs find Twine storyboards easier to navigate than traditional word-processor ones.

In summary, Twine boosts collaboration by offering an easy-to-understand, shareable, and editable interactive storyboard. As a result, everyone on your eLearning project can contribute more effectively and stay on the same page.

You can explore Twine’s interactivity here with a short demo of one of my storyboards.