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Shaimaa Gaber replied to the topic Module 1 – Task 1 in the forum
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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
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Amira El-Sayed posted in the group Instructional Design Course – Group 1
Agree with you Rana 🙂 and thank you for mentioning the Evaluation of the learners as it is a very important step in both ways the ADDIE and the ASSURE
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Amira El-Sayed started the topic Module 1- Task 1 in the forum
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The ASSURE model is a media-oriented evolution of the ADDIE models. The ADDIE model and the ASSURE model each offer a step-by-step approach for teachers (or instructional designers) to follow. Each has their own unique phrases for the steps but the overarching principles are similar.
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Zina Mohamed posted in the group Instructional Design Course – Group 1
The ADDIE and ASSURE models share several similarities and differences. Both models help teachers plan more effectively, focus on students` learning needs, focus on learner-centered instruction, and include methods to assess students` understanding. In terms of differences, ADDIE is a structured instructional design process. ADDIE follows the five…Read More
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I like how you showed that the ASSURE model is an evolved version of ADDIE and pointed out that teachers can choose either model depending on lesson content and student needs.