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Maha Hamdy posted in the group Instructional Design Course – Group 2
The ADDIE and ASSURE models are both instructional design frameworks with similar step-by-step structures. While ADDIE focuses more on the overall instructional process, ASSURE emphasizes the learner and the integration of technology. Both models begin with an analysis phase, but ASSURE looks closely at learner characteristics, while ADDIE focuses…Read More
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Great comparison of ADDIE and ASSURE, completely agree with your preference for the ASSURE model, especially with its focus on learner characteristics and tech integration. In today’s digital learning environments, that learner-centered approach is crucial. The added emphasis on learner participation also makes a huge difference in creating e…Read More
I completely agree with your point. One of the strengths of the ASSURE model is that it not only emphasizes detailed planning but also prioritizes student participation. As you mentioned, this active involvement allows teachers to monitor understanding in real time and adjust instruction accordingly. That responsiveness is critical—whether it m…Read More