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The ASSURE model is a media-oriented evolution of the ADDIE models. The ADDIE model and the ASSURE model each offer a step-by-step approach for teachers (or instructional designers) to follow. Each has their own unique phrases for the steps but the overarching principles are similar.
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Rana Mohamed replied to the topic One Word Check-In in the forum
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I’m so excited
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Rana Mohamed replied to the topic Module 1 – Task 1 in the forum
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Totally agree with you Rahma ♥
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Rana Mohamed replied to the topic Module 1 – Task 1 in the forum
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Actually when I ‘ve read about both models the ADDEI and the ASSURE, I’ve noticed that the ASSURE model is the update of the ADDEI model. As both of them include similar steps such as Analyzing the learners and the objectives, the evaluation of the learners and how did they get the lesson. But also there’s some differences between them. Which is…Read More
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The ADDIE and ASSURE models share several similarities and differences. Both models help teachers plan more effectively, focus on students` learning needs, focus on learner-centered instruction, and include methods to assess students` understanding. In terms of differences, ADDIE is a structured instructional design process. ADDIE follows the five…Read More
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I like how you showed that the ASSURE model is an evolved version of ADDIE and pointed out that teachers can choose either model depending on lesson content and student needs.