ADDIE MODEL of Instructional Design

 

Addie model of instructional design

The ADDIE model is most popular and widely used instructional design framework  that stands for Analysis ,Design, Development ,Implementation and Evaluation.

Analysis:

The first stage of AIDDE model involves analyzing the learning need of the target audience. This stage often involves conducting surveys , interviews ,and focus group to gather information about learnerners need and preferances.

Design:

During the design stage ,instructional designers use the information gathered in the analysis stage to create a detailed plan for instructional materials, including learning activities ,content, activities , assesments  and delivery methods.

Development:

In the development stage ,the instructional materials are created ,including any written or visual content and interactive activities. In this stage we should involves working with stakeholders.

Implementation:

During the implementation, the instructional materials are delivered to the learners. This may involve training instructor on how to use materials.

Evaluation:

This is the final stage of the model. It involves evaluating the effectiveness of the instructional materials. This stage often involves collecting feedback from learners, analyzing assessment results and  revision to the instructional materials.