1. Storyboard

4. Design
Metamorphical Matrix

5. Screenplan
We used the sequence of design principles shown here as a basis to create our initial screenplan shown on the following slides

7. 1. Hook

8. 2. Welcome

9. 3. Navigation

10. 4. Aims and Objectives

11. 5. Supporting Resources

12. 6. Section Overview

13. 7.1 Changing a Wheel - Activation

14. 7.2 Changing a Wheel - Content

15. 7.1 Changing a Wheel - Activation

16. 7.4 Changing a Wheel - Summary

17. Developed Storyboard
The following slides show our more developed storyboard, including plan for each webpage or video screen, associated learning outcomes, images, script etc.
Can add more narrative to this at the weekend.

18. Sitemap

19. Could add in some more info here re. VAK and Learning Theories?
Screen 1 – Navigation

20. screencast in screenomatic/camtasia.
The navigation will be a short video giving an overview of the site, including:
Main menu
Social media links
Tutorials
screencast in screenomatic/camtasia.
Navigation script

21. Screen 2 – Welcome to Easy Car Maintenance

22. Welcome page – Hook – text on webpage - mission
On screen text to include Easy Car Maintenance mission statement
Our mission is to support everyone to master the basic skills of car maintenance safely, effectively and with confidence.
Links to Learning Outcome
· Understand the importance of road safety and good car maintenance
Suggested webpage text
Easy Car Maintenance shows you how to carry out basic regular maintenance on your car such as checking your tyre tread or changing your window wipers using the appropriate tools. There are also step-by step guides to support you to perform basic emergency tasks, such as changing a wheel, safely and effectively so you no longer have to wait for or rely on anyone else.
So, if you want to save money and time, Easy Car Maintenance will bring you up to speed on the best ways to keep your car looking and feeling brand new.
Welcome page – Hook – text on webpage - mission

23. Welcome page – Hook – Ideas and rough Script for video
OVERVIEW - Video on welcome page to be an interview with Willy the care mechanic.
LOCATION - Willy’s garage
SCRIPT - Willy to speak in his own words, mentioning
Who he is
How long he has worked as a mechanic
The need for car maintenance
The fact that anyone can do it
Save time and money
Easy Car Maintenance
Do we need a jingle?
I have just thrown this in for now I know you are looking at the wording and a video Joanne
Welcome page – Hook – Ideas and rough Script for video

24. Screen 3 – Safety - Structure (now two sections – safety checks and tools)

25. Screen 3 – Safety - Structure link to learning outcomes
Understand the importance of road safety and good car maintenance
Comprehend and apply the terminology associated with car maintenance so that you can liaise with garage mechanics, safety technicians
Identify the appropriate tools to use and use them safely
Screen 3 – Safety - Structure link to learning outcomes

26. Screen 3 – Safety – Structure - Ideas for tools to include
Safety tools
Torch with working batteries (a head torch will free up your hands).
Reflective warning triangle
Things you might find useful for changing a wheel
Gloves
Wipes or clean rag
Other tools to keep in your car
First Aid Kit
Fire Extinguisher
Multi-Head Screwdriver and Wrench
Snow Brush & Ice Scraper
Empty petrol can
Jumper Cables & Portable Battery Charger
Screen 3 – Safety – Structure - Ideas for tools to include

27. Screen 3 – Safety – Structure - Ideas for tools icons to include
A number of different styles of icons were considered in both colour and black and white, simple and sleek or more cartoonish.
Can take links out.
Should probably talk more about our decisions around imagery and look at some point during presentation.
Screen 3 – Safety – Structure - Ideas for tools icons to include

28. Screen 3 – Safety – Structure – B&W tools icons to include

29. Screen 3 – Safety – Structure – Text for safety checklist page
Your safety is our primary concern so before you start to do any car maintenance you should make sure that you and your car are as safe as possible by following the guidance below:
Never carry out car maintenance on the hard shoulder of a motorway or at the side of a busy road. Park your car well away from traffic.
Tell someone you are going to carry out some car maintenance so they can keep an eye out in case you get into any difficulty.
Always park your car on a flat surface and make sure there is no loose or uneven ground.
Make sure the handbrake is on.
Put the car in first gear.
If you are opening the bonnet, make sure the engine is cool before you do so.
Wear gloves.
If you are unsure about something, always check with a mechanic.
Link to safety page
Screen 3 – Safety – Structure – Text for safety checklist page

30. Screen 4 – Tutorials Structure (sections Tyre safety, fluids, windscreen, lights, winter)

31. Screen 5 – Tyre Safety Landing Page

32. Screen 6 – Tutorials - Tyre Safety - Changing a Wheel – Landing Page - Hook

33. SCRIPT – Tutorials - Tyre Safety - Changing a Wheel - Hook
Script for Changing a Wheel hook video
Recognise this? Stranded at the side of the road with a puncture... maybe its raining... traffic is racing by.. the children are crying..and you have somewhere you need to be.  Waiting times for roadside assistance can be up to an hour
and that can be very frustrating. But did you know you can change a wheel by yourself in even less time? And the best thing? Anyone can do it.    Easy Car Maintenance has tons of tutorials to help you. To learn how to change a wheel we have a video, audio and an info card you can keep in your car all with easy to follow step by step instructions. You’ll soon be on your way.
SCRIPT – Tutorials - Tyre Safety - Changing a Wheel - Hook

34. Traffic and thunderstorm sounds on freesound
Traffic and thunderstorm sounds on freesound.org that we could use as background noise.
Consider whether it might just be a distraction
probably only want a few seconds at the start maybe if using.
Tutorials - Tyre Safety - Changing a Wheel – Hook background sounds idea

35. Tutorials - Tyre Safety - Changing a Wheel – Hook video
Link to hook video – version 1
Tutorials - Tyre Safety - Changing a Wheel – Hook video

36. Screen 7 – Tutorials - Tyre Safety - Changing a Wheel – VIDEO - Introduction

37. Learning Outcomes
· Identify the appropriate tools to use and use them safely
· Quickly follow a step by step guide and change a wheel safely and effectively
· Demonstrate how to change a wheel safely and efficiently to another driver
· Have increased confidence in your ability to change a wheel
Behaviourist approach
ACCESS FULL VIDEO HERE.

38. Tutorials - Tyre Safety - Changing a Wheel – Video idea
Joybe you may want to add a few more notes re. Video development?...or not.
Create video using Filmora
Tutorials - Tyre Safety - Changing a Wheel – Video idea

39. Start with jingle
prototype
SCRIPT
Welcome to the Easy Car Maintenance, Basic Car Care Skills for everyone.
This video will show you how to change a wheel.
There are five steps in the process – Secure, Prepare, Act, Replace and End. 
SCRIPT – Tutorials - Tyre Safety - Changing a Wheel – VIDEO - Introduction

40. Screen 8 - Tutorials - Tyre Safety - Changing a Wheel – VIDEO – Step 1 Secure

41. Step 1
1.1 The first step is to make the scene Secure. Here are a few simple things that will ensure your safety.
1.2 Park your car on flat ground, put your hazard lights on, put your car into first gear and ensure the handbrake is on. Then put on your hi-vis vest, which you should have in your boot.
1.3 Next, take out the tools you need to change the wheel. You will need a jack, a spare tyre, and a wheel brace or spanner.
1.4 Its a good idea to have a reflective triangle in your boot. If you have one, place it 20m from the rear of your car so you are visible to other drivers.
SCRIPT - Tutorials - Tyre Safety - Changing a Wheel – VIDEO – Step 1 Secure

42. Screen 9 – Tutorials - Tyre Safety - Changing a Wheel – VIDEO – Step 2 Prepare

43. Step 2
2.1 The next step is Prepare.
2.2 While most cars have alloy wheels, if your car has hubcaps, the first thing you will need to do is to take the hubcap off the wheel.
2.3 Some cars also have a special security or anti-theft nut. If your car has this type of nut, you must remove this first. The key for this may be either in the car’s glove compartment or in the boot. If you can’t find it, check your vehicle manual.
Once this is off, start to loosen the other wheel nuts using your wheelbrace or spanner. Don’t take them off completely just yet. Loosen the 1st wheel nut followed by the nut diagonally opposite and keep going until all of the nuts are loosened. If the nuts are tight, use your foot to push down the wheelbrace or spanner.
SCRIPT – Tutorials - Tyre Safety - Changing a Wheel – VIDEO – Step 2 Prepare

44. Screen 10 Tutorials - Tyre Safety - Changing a Wheel – VIDEO – Step 3 Act

45. SCRIPT Tutorials - Tyre Safety - Changing a Wheel – VIDEO – Step 3 Act
3.1 The next step is to Act. This means elevating your car using the jack.
3.2 Every car has a jacking point which is reinforced. Check the diagram on top of your car’s jack or in your vehicle manual to help you to locate it.
3.3 Slide the jack into the correct position at the jacking point underneath the car.
3.4 Now, turn the handle of the jack to raise up your car.
SCRIPT Tutorials - Tyre Safety - Changing a Wheel – VIDEO – Step 3 Act

46. Screen 11 – Tutorials - Tyre Safety - Changing a Wheel – VIDEO – Step 4 Remove (i)

47. Step 4
4.1 Step 4 is to remove the punctured wheel and replace with the new one.
4.2 Remove the wheel nuts completely and put them somewhere safe so you don’t lose them.
4.3 Now, take off the wheel.
4.4 As an added safety measure, it is a good idea to put your punctured wheel flat on the ground and slide it underneath your car, just in case the car falls off the jack.
4.5 Roll your spare wheel until it’s in front of the exposed hub then gently lift it up and align the wheel holes to the hub.
4.6 You can then put the nuts back on one at a time, tightening with your wheelbrace or spanner.
SCRIPT – Tutorials - Tyre Safety - Changing a Wheel – VIDEO – Step 4 Remove (i)

48. Screen 12 – Tutorials - Tyre Safety - Changing a Wheel – VIDEO – Step 4 Replace (ii)

49. 4.7 Remove the punctured tyre from beneath your car.
4.8 Next, wind down the handle of the jack nice and slowly until the car is on the ground.
4.9 Slide the jack out from under your car.
4.10 Finish tightening up the wheel nuts by turning them clockwise. Use a little bit of force to get them as tight as you can.
SCRIPT – Tutorials - Tyre Safety - Changing a Wheel – VIDEO – Step 4 Replace (ii)

50. Screen 13 – Tutorials - Tyre Safety - Changing a Wheel – VIDEO – Step 5 End

51. Step 5
5.1 End with a safety check.
5.2 Put all of the equipment - that is, the tools, the triangle, your hi-vis vest and the damaged wheel - back into the boot.
5.3 Job done. You are good to go. You should remember to call into your local garage to have the nuts tightened and also to have the puncture repaired.
5.4 We hope you have found this video useful. You can access other tutorials on the Easy Car Maintenance website and you can download our app from the app store.
SCRIPT – Tutorials - Tyre Safety - Changing a Wheel – VIDEO – Step 5 End

52. Screen 14 – Tutorials - Tyre Safety - Changing a Wheel – Infographic

53. Links to Learning Outcomes
Identify the appropriate tools to use and use them safely
Quickly follow a step by step guide and change a wheel safely and effectively
Demonstrate how to change a wheel safely and efficiently to another driver
Have increased confidence in your ability to change a wheel

54. Initial sketches for infographic and acronym builder

55. Prototype design
Prototype designs

56. Prototype for infographic

57. Screen 15 – Tutorials - Tyre Safety - Changing a Wheel – Quiz/Assessment

58. Create quiz in https://wordpress.org/plugins/quiz-tool-lite/ ?
Possible quiz questions
1. If you had a puncture and needed to change a wheel at the side of the road, which of the following would you do first?
Get out of the car, stand on the side of the road and hope that a passer-by will help
First make sure your car is parked on the flat, put the car into first gear, put the handbrake on, then put on your hi-vis vest, place the triangle about 20 metres from your car and then take out your tools.
Take out your spare wheel and start to change the tyre.
2.  Which of the following tools would you need to change a wheel? There is more than one right answer.
A jack / A wheel brace or spanner / A hammer / Spare tyre /A pair of scissors
3.Put the following steps in order.
Act to jack to jack up your car/ Secure your car
Prepare the wheel / End with a safety check / Replace the wheel
Assessment ideas

59. 4. In some cars, there is an anti-theft nut
4. In some cars, there is an anti-theft nut. If your car has one, where would find the key to take off this nut? Choose the correct answer from the list below.
Under the car
In the glove compartment or the boot
At the side of the front wheel
5. In what order should you take off the wheel nuts? Choose the correct answer below.
It doesn’t matter just take them off
Loosen the 1st wheel nut followed by the nut diagonally opposite and keep going until all the nuts are loosened.
Take off the first wheel nut followed by the second, then the third and finally the fourth
Assessment ideas

60. 6. If you cannot get the wheel nuts off what should could you use as leverage?
another tool
your foot
your elbow
7. When elevating the car, where do you position the jack?
under the bonnet
on the jacking point next to the punctured tyre
on soft ground in a puddle
8. Why do we suggest that you put your punctured wheel flat on the ground and slide it underneath your car? Choose the correct answer below.
This is a safety measure in case the jack slips
For the sake of neatness. At least you won’t fall over it
It shows that you are organised
Assessment ideas

61. 9. Put the following steps in order. We can mix these up.
Roll your spare wheel until it’s in front of the exposed hub then gently lift it up and align the wheel holes to the hub.
You can then put the nuts back on one at a time, tightening one nut then the nut opposite. Continue until all nuts are tightened.
Remove the punctured tyre from beneath your car.
Next, wind down the handle of the jack slowly until the car is on the ground and slide the jack out from under your car.
Finish tightening up the wheel nuts, use a little bit of force to get them as tight as you can.
10. Even though you have managed to change the wheel of your car, there are still several tasks that you need to do to ensure that you stay safe. Please choose these actions from the list below.
Put the equipment back into the car before driving off
Call into the garage to have the nuts tightened
Take the car out of first gear and then take the handbrake off
Celebrate that you have finally got the wheel changed
Get your wheel repaired
Assessment ideas

62. Screen 16 – Resources

63. LINK TO RESOURCES PAGE ON EASY CAR MAINTENANCE WEBSITE
Add opening sentence and then the following as potential links
could be a good introduction on driving in Ireland for tourists) RSA YouTube channel:  Micksgarage Youtube channel :  sell car parts but have some good videos on tools you should keep on your car, changing parts etc)
How to change a car wheel
AA Ireland Advice for Drivers
Halfords Motoring Advice
Road Safety Authority – Car Safety Checks
Road Safety Authority – Fitting a Car Seat
Winter Driving
Resources - ideas

64. Screen 17 – Testimonials

65. External screen 1 – The app homepage
App design to be based on website design
Focus on Changing a wheel only
Use Spare model
Design in appinstitute.com
External screen 1 – The app homepage

66. External screen 2 – The app ‘secure’ page
Navigation menu: Homepage + About section
(Text)
SPARE (video)
(Text)
Module Sections (text)
(Text)
External screen 2 – The app ‘secure’ page

67. External screen 3– The app contact page
About section
(Text)
Course details (Text)
External screen 3– The app contact page

68. External screen 4– Social Media pages
Set up
Facebook
Twitter
Instagram
(no need for LinkedIn)
External screen 4– Social Media pages