Both are models of instructional design which are functioning in a systematic manner. They are used to enhance the educational process. They make training activities and lessons more efficient.  The ADDIE model has defined steps: Analyze – Design – Develop – Implement – Evaluate. It is a wide framework that is applicable to various  types of i…Read More

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Both give teachers a clear step-by-step process, starting with analyzing learners and…Read More

Excellent points Miss Shaima!👏 I also prefer the ASSURE model for its practical, classroom-friendly structure. It really helps turn analysis into action.

After reading about both models and attending yesterday’s session, I believe that both ADDIE and ASSURE helps me as a teacher design a solid step-by-step process for the lessons, and each one stresses on how important it is to know your students’ needs from the very start meaning that I need to analyze the learner at the beginning of the process…Read More

Both the  ADDIE model  and  the ASSURE model give teachers a clear structure for planning effective lessons, but they differ in focus and application. The ADDIE model follows five stages—Analysis, Design, Development, Implementation, and Evaluation and is often used for large-scale instructional design. The  ASSURE model , on the other hand, has s…Read More