The ADDIE Model
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1. Step 4: Implementation
1.1. Launch Course
1.2. Launch pilot course for final testing before assignment to public learners. Utilize LMS for tracking, feedback and assignment.
2. Step 3: Development
2.1. Create Course
2.2. Create courses using content outline from Step 2: Design. Add detail, graphics, color, and engaging interactivity to the course. Systematic testing of accuracy and utility (mechanics, navigation) should be done as well.
3. Step 5: Evaluation
3.1. Gather Feedback
3.2. Gather learner/user feedback regarding content, utility, and in relation to learning goals outlined in Step 1: Analysis. Generate and implement actionable changes and improvements to course.
4. Step 2: Design
4.1. Outline Course Content and Delivery Details
4.2. Storyboard or prototype course content, initial test of overview, how and when and to whom will content be delivered.
5. Step 1: Analysis
5.1. Gather Information and Plan
5.2. Analyze the learner audience, goals, knowledge gaps and gain an understanding of who, what, when, where, why and how.
6. Sources
6.1. ADDIE: 5 Steps to Creating your Training Program: ADDIE: 5 Steps To Effective Training Courses | LearnUpon
6.2. Designing for Engagement: Using the ADDIE Model to Integrate High-Impact Practices into an Online Information Literacy Course: http://files.eric.ed.gov/fulltext/EJ1125456.pdf
6.3. The ADDIE Model 4.3 The ADDIE model – Teaching in a Digital Age
6.4. Creating your Course Using the ADDIE Model: https://www.mc.vanderbilt.edu/documents/The%20Learning%20Center/files/ADDIE_JOB%20AID.pdf