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Ghaidaa Elsayed started the topic comparison between ADDIE and ASSURE models of instructional design process in the forum
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- The main steps of ADDIE process are: Analyze, Design, Develop,
Implement, Evaluate. - The main steps of ASSURE process are: analyze – state objectives – select method, media or material – utilize media and materials – require learners participations – evaluate and revise.
- The similarities between both process is that they both have analyze…
- The main steps of ADDIE process are: Analyze, Design, Develop,
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Ghaidaa Elsayed posted in the group Instructional Design Course – Group 1
The main steps of ADDIE process are: Analyze, Design, Develop,
Implement, Evaluate.The main steps of ASSURE process are: analyze – state objectives – select method, media or material – utilize media and materials – require learners participations – evaluate and revise.
The similarities between both process is that they both have analyze and…Read More -
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Lojain Hatem replied to the topic Module 1 – Task 1 in the forum
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Both models are similar because they provide teachers with a clear step-by -step process for planning the lessons. They both assist teachers in analyzing and evaluating students.The ASSURE model is more focused on classroom teaching, particulary through the use of technology and media, while the ADDIIE model is broader and can be applied to large-…Read More
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Zina Mohamed posted in the group Instructional Design Course – Group 1
Excellent job Hajer ! 👏🏻 I totally with you. We can use both models depending on the content of the lesson and the objectives.
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