I totally agree with you, Shaimaa. Both models give teachers a clear and organized process, but I also feel that ASSURE is more practical for us in the classroom. It helps us use technology effectively to make learning more fun and easier for the students.

I agree with you. The ASSURE model is pretty detail-oriented and that is important in education to be more prepared. The student participation is also a huge important factor in teaching as it guides us as teachers to monitor students’ understanding while applying in activities. This would help us to either make more activities to direct students…Read More

<p data-start=”187″ data-end=”585″>The ADDIE model is used for planning big things like a whole course or unit.</p>
<p data-start=”187″ data-end=”585″>It has five steps: Analyze, Design, Develop, Implement, and Evaluate.</p>
<p data-start=”187″ data-end=”585″>This means I first study my students’ needs and goals, then design the lessons, pr…Read More

Your response is very informative. I’d like to add to your point about using the ADDIE model for long-term planning. I believe the ASSURE model can actually be applied to both short-term and long-term plans. It can support teachers not only in designing individual lessons but also in developing a curriculum map for their subject over an extended…Read More