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Module
2
ADDIE, Introduction
Objectives
In this module, you will:
- reflect upon benefits and drawbacks of instruction prepared
using ADDIE
- analyze the Instructional Design of an InTime video vignette
- identify and share a Unit of Instruction to be developed
throughout this course using Instructional Design
The Dick and Carey Model is probably the most common of all
the Instructional Design models. This flow chart will help
you to visualize the steps involved in the Instructional Design
Model.
(Flow chart from the University of Michigan Dick
and Carey site)
As you learned in Module 1,
there are over 40 different models of Instructional Design.
What are the elements common to most?
The most basic elements found in all Instructional Design
models can be thought of using the acronym ADDIE. What does
ADDIE stand for?
Analysis
Design
Develop
Implement
Evaluate
In this module, you will visit the readings for each element
of ADDIE. In the subsequent modules, you will investigate
each step more thoroughly and apply it to your Unit of Instruction.
Although there are five major areas in ADDIE, we will only
be covering Analysis, Design, and Develop in the Unit we will
be creating throughout this course.
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