Addie & Dick + Carey compare & contrast

1. Contrast:
ADDIE vs
Dick & Carey
Sandra Clerizier
HRD 647

2. WHAT IS ADDIE?
Based off the Five Step Approach from
its earlier origins of the U.S. Air force, the
ADDIE model is an instructional design
that helps instructors, instructional
designers, and those who trainers plan &
create instructions. These phases
include:
Analyze Design Develop Implement
Evaluate. More popular with work
training audience.

3. dick &
carey
MODEL?
Dick & Carey model is
a method of
instructional design
under systematic
design instruction.
Diagrams may appear
to be complex, but are
harmonious as you
follow the steps; they
are connected to each

4. Similarities
Both Addie &
Dick/Carey models are
apart of the process of
curriculum/instructional
design
Both operate on input
and output

5. Differences DICK & CAREY
Longer process (10
phases)
A bit more complex
Each step has an
evaluation;
revisions are made
ADDIE
• Shorter process
(5 phases)
• Easier to
understand
• Final phase has
two forms of
evaluation
• Separate
methods

6. Conclusion
Both instructional models are
tools that are effective for
designers to utilize for their
organization & schools, and
each method is necessary
for each objective.