Instructional Design Model: ADDIE

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Looking to learn more about the ADDIE instructional design model? Well I am here to break her down. Leave a comment down below with the ID model you want me to break down next!
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21 сен 2024

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@georgealvarado4660 3 года назад

In order to get an accurate evaluation, you have to execute real root-cause analysis. And you nailed it! Talk to the learner. Talking to management about what they believe is the root-cause is fine, but the process owner is who we hope to reach. Or else the issues are seldom resolved. Thanks for bringing this out.

@joelnert 3 года назад

Wonderful content, keep it coming. I use other models as well but you're right, Addie is considered the gold standard.

@heyheyrach Год назад

Love your channel, Vanessa; I've been following a while to hear your insights about ID. I'm in a graduate program for the field and was interested in your thoughts regarding the practicality of design models in your day-to-day role in ID. In your experience, is it always practical to use ADDIE with a more research-intensive front-end analysis phase, OR do you find yourself taking the rapid prototyping approach more often, like in an Agile model like SAM?

@VanessaAnchored Год назад

Totally depends honestly. I’ll tell you in my experience as a consultant when clients have tried the rapid round or trying agile we end up spending more time. And I dont run my projects that way bc I need to watch our margins and time spent on the project. I see more success when we spend a little time vetting and planning. In my experience agile/prototyping only gets the itch scratched of seeing some progress but you end up in circles round and round and the time ends up the same. I could go on and on about the failures ive seen with more agile approaches!! Maybe thats a good video!

@VanessaAnchored Год назад

And thank you so so much for watching!! DM on linkedin and we can chat more about my thoughts!

@heyheyrach Год назад

@@VanessaAnchored Thanks so much for your reply and insights! It sounds like it's the same as with many kinds of projects--that rushing through or skipping parts of the front-end research/planning process risks a lengthier (and more expensive) process in the long-run. I appreciate that you share so many valuable tips on your channel, so I continue to listen regularly. Wishing you much ongoing success in ID!