🎯 ADDIE Model Course Planning

A systematic instructional design framework for effective learning experiences

What is the ADDIE Model?

ADDIE is a systematic instructional design framework that guides the development of educational programs and training materials. The acronym stands for five key phases that ensure a comprehensive and effective approach to course design.

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Analyze
2
Design
3
Develop
4
Implement
5
Evaluate

This model helps instructional designers create learner-centered, goal-oriented courses by systematically addressing each phase of the development process. Use this form to plan your course following the ADDIE methodology.

🔍 Phase 1: Analyze

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Identify learner characteristics, learning context, and performance gaps to establish a foundation for your course.

Describe demographics, prior knowledge, and relevant characteristics
Identify the specific problem or need this course addresses

✏️ Phase 2: Design

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Create a blueprint for your course including learning objectives, assessment strategies, and instructional approaches.

Use action verbs: analyze, create, evaluate, apply, etc.
Example: Module 1: Introduction to…, Module 2: Advanced…

🛠️ Phase 3: Develop

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Create and assemble course materials, activities, and assessments based on your design blueprint.

Consider alpha testing (subject matter experts) and beta testing (sample learners)

🚀 Phase 4: Implement

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Deploy your course and provide necessary support for learners and instructors.

📊 Phase 5: Evaluate

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Assess the effectiveness of your course and identify areas for improvement.

Consider data collection methods, success metrics, improvement plans, and revision schedules

📝 Additional Notes & Documentation

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