The ADDIE Model Instructional Design Brenda Galvan What
The ADDIE Model Instructional Design Brenda Galvan
What is the ADDIE Model? • A popular device used by instructional designers. • Many models have been created; all models have been shown to work effectively. • Used to help build successful trainings and tutorials.
The History of ADDIE • Created by Florida State University in 1975. • Primarily used by the U. S. Army. • Quickly adapted by all the U. S. Armed Forces. • Originally consisted of 19 steps that was later combined into 5 phases. • Today it is used in combination with other ISD models for better performance.
Phases of the ADDIE Model The ADDIE Model consists of 5 phases: • Analysis • Design • Development • Implementation • Evaluation Each phase is designed to flows smoothly into the next phase
Analysis Design Development Implementation Analysis Phase • Designer will detect – Knowledge and skills of the learner – Important goals that need to be established – Who is the target audience • Designer can also determine – Environment – Delivery of learning objectives – Time frame of project completion Evaluation
Analysis Design Development Implementation Evaluation Design Phase • Design the structure of the course – Coordinate your objectives – Identify contents and strategies based on behavioral results – Analyze information – Create prototype • The designer implements visual design – Graphic design – Interface – Media selection
Analysis Design Development Implementation Development Phase • Produce the actual learning criteria – Develop course materials – Add assignments – Create quizzes and assessments – Review and revise course objectives – Do a pilot test for a final review Evaluation
Analysis Design Development Implementation Phase • Training procedure is developed for facilitators and learners – This will cover: • Curriculum • Outcome • Method of delivery • Procedures for testing Evaluation
Analysis Design Development Implementation Evaluation Phase • Formative Evaluation – This part of the evaluation is presented in every phase of the ADDIE model. • Summative Evaluation – Opportunity to receive feedback from the learner. – If necessary, revisions are made at this point.
Overview The ADDIE Model • A well known method of instructional design • Consists of 5 phases: – Analysis – Design – Development – Implementation – Evaluation The ADDIE model is a project management tool for creating successful instructional design plans
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