This document discusses different instructional design models, including classroom-oriented models like the Gerlach and Ely model and Morrison and Kemp model, product-oriented models such as the Bergman and Moore model, and system-oriented models like the Smith and Ragan model. It provides information on the basic components of instructional design output and compares the characteristics of these different taxonomy of instructional design models.

1. INSTRUCTIONAL DESIGN
MODEL
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2. Basic Instructional Design Model

3. Kemp et. al. Example

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6. Basic components of ID output
Method
Learners Evaluation
Objectives

7. ID Models Taxonomy
ID Model
(Gustafso,
et. al.)
Classroom
Oriented Model
Porduct
Oriented Model
System
Oriented Model
Gerlach Elly, Heinich et. al.,
Russel et. al., Morisson &
Kemp, et al
Dick and Carey
Smith and Ragan, Gentry,
Diamond, Dorsey et al
Bergman & Moore, Bates,
Nieveen, Seels & Glasgow

8. Comparison of its sharacteristic s

9. Classroom Oriented Model #1
Gerlach and Ely Model

10. Classroom Oriented Model #2

11. Classroom Oriented Model #3
Morisson and Kemp Model

12. Product Oriented Model #1
Bergman and Moore Model

13. Product Oriented Model #2

14. System Oriented Model #1
Smith and Ragan Model

15. System Oriented Model #2