This document discusses the ADDIE model of instructional design. It was developed to allow for training of large groups of people in technical tasks. The ADDIE model is a systematic process that includes analysis, design, development, implementation, and evaluation. It aims to ensure quality instruction through understanding learning needs and developing materials to meet those needs. The document provides examples of how the ADDIE model can be applied and outlines key steps and outputs in the process.

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2. The ADDIE Design
Model
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3. What Is The ADDIE System
Developed to train large groups of
people in technical tasks.
Ability to make modifications and
changes to course.
Rapid approval and deployment of
courses to field locations.

4. A Process:
 The systematic development of instructional
specifications using learning and instructional
theory to ensure the quality of instruction
 The entire process of analysis of learning
needs and goals and the development of a
delivery system to meet those needs.
 Including development of instructional
materials, and evaluation of all learner
activities.

5. Instructional Design Concerns
How will the courses be delivered. (Screen,
cell phone, paper).
 The stakeholder timeframe and budget.
The design of graphics and format.
Should interactive presentations be
considered?

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7. ADDIE sample tasks and outputs

8. A Time Line Will Determine How
Long A Course Will Take To Create
 Use requirements will predict the tasks
 and determine “high priority” events
 What is the:
 Risk?
 Frequency?
Other unseen factor?

9. 1st 2nd 3rd
4r
Prepare Project Plans
Functional Requirements
Develop Functional Requirements
Prepare RFP for a Solution
Configure and Customize
Project Planning with Vendor
Rollout
Pilot and Testing
Evaluate and Award ender Contracts
Step One Step Two Step Three Step Four
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10. Instructional Design
 The following is an example of a
 First Aid Work Flow Diagram.
 It is a demonstration of starting a project with all
of its elements.

11. First Aid Course Flow

12. Summary
The ADDIE system will assure a workflow for
clients or stakeholders to buy into.
It assures the production of a quality product.
Working together with the ADDIE system platform
assure everyone works as a team.

13. The ADDIE System
Design
Develop
ImplementEvaluate
Analyze
 Not a straight line
system but Flexible.
A quick method for
Revisions, and
Delivery.

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