*Actually both models the (ADDIE  and ASSURE )are similar in focusing on creating effective educational experiences , and also in providing structured steps to guide educators in planning and implementing lessons.

*(ADDIE  and ASSURE ) are different in what they focus on. ADDIE is for overall course design, and ASSURE is for enhancing teaching w…Read More

Thank you for your clear comparison of the two models. I like how you explained that both ADDIE and ASSURE work systematically to make lessons more efficient, and how you highlighted the structured steps of each. It’s also great that you reflected on your personal use of both models—preferring ADDIE for its flexibility while drawing on ASSURE whe…Read More

Thank you for sharing such a thoughtful reflection on both models. I like how you emphasized the shared focus on analyzing learners at the beginning—this really shows your awareness of the importance of tailoring instruction to students’ needs.
You also explained the main difference very clearly, showing how ADDIE works as a broad framework whi…Read More

Thank you for this well-structured comparison between ADDIE and ASSURE. 🌟 I appreciate how you clearly outlined the stages of each model and highlighted both their similarities (learner analysis and evaluation) and differences (scale of use and integration of technology). Your explanation makes it very easy to see how each model serves a different…Read More

<p data-start=”0″ data-end=”675″ data-is-last-node=”” data-is-only-node=””>As an ICT teacher, I find both ADDIE and ASSURE valuable because they start with analyzing learners and objectives and end with evaluation for improvement. ADDIE is broader and helps me think about the overall structure of a course or unit, while ASSURE is more…Read More