Storyboard That is a completely web-based platform for creation. Whether you are in the classroom or across the globe, you and your students can create storyboards with an internet connection!

Teacher Resources

There are many resources available for teachers in a wide variety of subjects and grade levels. Use them for inspiration, or copy an assignment or storyboard to your account and customize it to fit what you and your students need.

1. Add Students into Classes

   Roster your students using Google Classroom or sync data via Clever. You can also invite students with a link or manually add each student.



2. Create an Assignment

   Create your own assignment from scratch, copy one of our assignments, or copy any storyboard you like and THEN create an assignment.



3. Give Assignment to Classes

   Select which classes should see the assignment. Only students in those classes will have access.



4. Students Log In and Create

   Assignments are front and center on students' dashboards. They click "Start Assignment" and away they go!



5. View Student Work

   Monitor student progress and completed work on the Student Work tab of the assignment.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can we roster via Clever?

Yes, thanks to our partnership with Clever, we can roster your entire school or district for free.

How do my students join?

There are several ways students can join, depending on the resources available through your school.

1. Teacher/school admin rosters with Google Classroom (recommended)
2. Teacher/school admin syncs via Clever (recommended)
3. Teacher invites students with a special link (recommended)
4. Teacher manually creates accounts with user names and passwords and distributes to students
5. Students go to https://school.storyboardthat.com and join your account using your user name and access key.

How do I create an assignment?

After you have a teacher account, go to https://www.storyboardthat.com/portal/create-assignment and add a title and instructions. You also have the option of including a template, an example, and a rubric.

What resources do you have?

Storyboard That has various Teacher Resources available.

Please direct all questions to support@storyboardthat.com.