Your point about considering students’ prior knowledge and learning styles in ASSURE is especially important because it reminds us that effective teaching isn’t just about designing content but also about personalizing it.

<p data-start=”92″ data-end=”1188″>Both the ADDIE and ASSURE models provide structured approaches to instructional design, but they emphasize slightly different aspects of planning. The ADDIE model follows five stages: Analysis, Design, Development, Implementation, and Evaluation. It is broad and systematic, making it useful for designing entire…Read More

For me The ADDIE and ASSURE models are both systematic approaches to instructional design, but they focus on different aspects of the teaching process.

A similarity between them is that both emphasize careful planning and evaluation to ensure effective learning. However, a key difference is that ADDIE provides a broad framework with five stages…Read More