StoryBoard - Interactive Stories at Mac App Store analyse

With StoryBoard, you can create interactive, visual stories. Stories can be written, and then words can be replaced with sets of pictures. When your story is finished, it becomes an interactive activity. Children can read the story with you, trying to work out which pictures fill in the gaps. This is a fun way of developing skills in narratives, vocabulary, verbal reasoning and grammar. Three short stories are included, and you can write your own stories using pictures on your iPad. If you want to try out the included stories before you buy, please download StoryBoard Free. You can write any story with StoryBoard and use your stories to teach a wide range of skills. For example: • Write a story with choices of vocabulary words to encourage the understanding and use of new vocabulary • Give choices of conjunctions like and or because so the child can choose the correct one • Leave out verbs (action words), and give options of past, present and future tense for the child to pick which one sounds correct • Provide several endings for the same story, allowing the child to use narrative skills to choose the correct ending • Give options for details and events in the story so the child has to use verbal reasoning to work out which details are correct and which do not make sense • Just have fun creating nonsense stories! The possibilities are endless with StoryBoard. Its quick and easy to create your stories, and children will love filling in the gaps to make the story their own. A tutorial video is included to help you get started. So download StoryBoard today and start having fun with interactive stories! StoryBoard is written by Mark Ashley, developer of the TalkBoard communication aid, PicBoard visual learning tool and Caseload client management app. Mark is a Speech and Language Therapist who also develops apps which help young people to develop their communication skills. I love hearing feedback from people who use my apps. Please get in touch with any comments, feature requests, questions or problems. If you have any ideas which could improve StoryBoard please let me know and I will do my best to include your ideas in a future update!