In general, it is a 640 x 480 pixel area. One screen or slide can have many different levels or it might contain only one level. From one screen a user can usually choose to go to a second, third, etc. A multimedia can have an opening screen with a jazzy introduction and then a second screen with a menu that gives the user choices or a table of contents for the project. The map - All the screens or slides for the pavilion or web exhibit can be drawn as boxes on your large piece of paper.
Arrows show the relationship of one screen or slide to another.
Storyboards a All Aboard Storyboards nail down the exact details of each viewing section of the multimedia or poster. In a multimedia or a web site the storyboard provides the detail for each screen. For a poster presentation, it is the sketch of the poster. Storyboard, like flowcharts need to be drawn out on paper. Colored pens, crayons, or pencils are essential to storyboarding.