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The benefit of this storyboard would be how basically organized it is. It's not too strict, but not too crazy, either. However, my thought processes tend to be a little more chaotic, so personally, while this simple format is appealing because it's easy to look at and shuffle ideas into, I would struggle to connect the ideas displayed to the story, and the story to the ideas. I'd need something significantly more strict or more helter-skelter.

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I don’t hate the layout of this, but I do think that it would be difficult for myself to work with. Having only have three boxes for an organization of many ideas would be hard. I find it easier to start with many ideas, laying them all out so I can make easy changes. Then moving them into a more confined group of ideas

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The spacing of this on is how I picture my story board turning out, but with a slightly different organization to a chronological order as well as other separation of event Ideas.

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This layout seems so organized that it’s not organized at all. All the different boxes make it confusing to separate ideas. The most unrealistic part of me using the layout is that the notes cover each other and I would want to see all of the notes and thinking about how all of the ideas find with one another in order to make appropriate changes.

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This idea is very appealing and similar to what I think will end up working out best for me, but I would make a change with spacing because I feel that the organization is a little too stiff.

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The idea of picture is a big turn off due to the fact that I think it can easily become confusing when reflecting back and trying to figure out what you had drawn especially if what you draw is a sloppy sketch. I think the picture are just a waste of time for myself.

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I really like the separation of ideas and the flow/movement of this board. I think it would be an effective way to organize.

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I would not even think about using a digital storyboard. I feel like it’s a lot harder to manipulate the organization of your ideas and making quick changes back and forth seeing what events can find where best in order to tie all of your main events together. A physical storyboard would personally work best for me.

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While this storyboard is cheap, easy, and conventional, I personally do not feel it is going to be the best option for me. I prefer something that is more 'erasable' in regards to the individual pieces (such as the character or the trait notes). However it's a great outline.

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This is a great and conventional way to lay out the storyboard, however I would be too afraid to lose a piece from this. It's very spread out, which I personally prefer.

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This storyboard is too linear/too organized for me. While it's a decent layout in regards to organization, I would lose tracks of the columns/rows. Personally, I prefer something more spread out and 'interconnected' .

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This idea is more along the lines of how I feel as if my storyboard is going to end up looking. The only thing is there is no exact organization in regards to "beginning, middle, and end", which is the kind of structure I am looking for.

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I'm not a fan of the whole "picture" thing, but I think this BEST represents what my storyboard should look like.  Both sticky notes and dry erase notes allow for easy access, clear planning, and mobility! I would probably organize it slightly different.

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I like this layout to a certain extent (Also definitely loving the Castle poster in the background...). I like how (what I assume is) each "major" section for the book is large, and the sticky notes are minor details. I would do this for different characters, side stories, and plot twists.

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I absolutely despise this layout. First, I would get very confused and BORED. For me, my storyboard needs to be creative and less linear. Second, the platform. I would never use a computer to storyboard my book. I think it is too straightforward and doesn't allow me to make "immediate" changes.

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This storyboard is a good starting point, if I could separate by beginning, middle, and end, it could be a start at organizing my story.

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I like the idea of grouping events, but it would have to be more organized and fit into a more compact space.

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The storyboard doesn't seem organized enough for me and I think the layout is confusing.

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This layout is more organized, but it isn't obvious how it is ordered.

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I can't draw and I don't know what exactly happens in the middle of my story.

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This particular format is one that I can get behind. It's messy and I could decide how I'd group things, chronologically and otherwise. Preferably, I'd stab each paper into a corkboard because it's too easy for a paper to drift off a wall, and once I have it up there, I wouldn't want to lose track.

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Assuming that each big sticky note is a major story event and the smaller ones are minor related events, this makes the most sense. I would make a storyboard like this if I could clearly label each event in terms of order and have a separate "key" with characters and locations.

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A digital storyboard could be very easy to organize clearly, but I wouldn't know what program to use and it could be more difficult.

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Quite frankly I don't understand how someone could work with a storyboard like this. It doesn't make sense. How could you fit all of a story into rows and columns? It's not sudoku. Stories are organic things, at least in my head, their structure and ideas can't be confined to little boxes, each relating perfectly to the next.

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This is another organization that appeals to me. It's organized in such a way that I wouldn't be completely lost, but it also makes room for little interjections. Connections with out conformity. I could probably work with this.

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I don't like how easy it is to completely erase an idea from this storyboard. I prefer physical papers instead of markers on a board because you can keep the papers if you decide to revert back to an old idea, but if you erase the marker off the board, then that's gone forever, and what if you forget what was there originally? I also don't like how stiffly linear this appears.

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Despite the fact that I've stated how much I like more disordered layouts, I really like this one. The grouping of details as major events with minor pieces of information tagging along makes it very easy to understand and come back to.

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Never, ever, ever, would I dare to use a digital storyboard. What if you spend a whole night outlining things and then the program crashes? Computers are funky things. I don't trust them. (Hypocritical, I know, considering how often I use Google Docs to write.) Plus, there's no room to stretch the organization, to tag a note on the corner of another, to draw a line from one event to the next with a little group of text explaining the significance. I'm sure there's ways to manipulate a program like this to suit these needs, but it won't be exact, it won't be as visual. Sure, my mom might have used on like this to start on the book she's writing, but I consider her to be far more alien and robotic and far less human than I am, so that makes sense for her.