Storyboards are a visual representation of how an e-learning object will appear and function as an end product, serving as a communication document, a risk-management tool, and a project management tool that improves communication and engagement among all members involved in the project (Canon & Harding, 2017). Storyboards identify constraints, goals, scope, and changes, serving to mitigate risk by identifying and monitoring these factors. Communication is maintained by keeping all members, including subject matter experts (SMEs) and stakeholders, informed throughout the project, validating it through the sign-off process. Storyboards expedite the build process by providing all the necessary information to the build team, enabling the e-learning project to be completed within scope and schedule (Cannon & Harding, 2017; PMBOK Guide, 2017). Storyboards add value to both the instructional designer (ID) and the organization by streamlining processes and ensuring quality control. Lastly, storyboards provide an avenue for working in partnership with clients and stakeholders by offering a tangible product that is customizable to meet project needs.