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Instructional design models
- 1. Instructional Design THE ADDIEMODEL versus THE DICK & CAREY MODEL by: Chedville D Adams
- 2. Instructional Design Instructional Design isthe innovative use of materials and experiences which allow for the learning of certain knowledge and skills. There are two models which support this; The ADDIE MODEL and THE DICK AND CAREY MODEL
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- 4. THE DICK &CAREY MODEL
- 5. Similarities in Models THE ADDIE MODEL DICKAND CAREY MODEL Analysis Conduct Instructional Analysis Identify Entry Behaviors Design Identify Instructional Goals and Write Performance Objectives Development Develop Instructional Strategy Implementation Revise Instruction Evaluation Summative Evaluation Formative Evaluation “As we can see both models basically offer the same information when it comes to Instructional Design”
- 6. Differences in Models THE ADDIE MODEL DICKAND CAREY MODEL Five (5) Steps Involved Ten (10 Steps Involved Broad Spectrum in it’s Design Very Specific Evaluation is at The End Evaluation is Two Fold and throughout the Model “One of the main differences between the two models is the specifics in which Dick and Carey offer over The Addie Model. Also note the different approach in the evaluation process”
- 7. Advantages and Disadvantages Theadvantage to the ADDIE model is it’s simplicity and five easy steps. The disadvantage however is it’s ability to only evaluate once throughout the learning process. • The advantage to the Dick and Carey Model is it’s continuous evaluation procedure throughout the model. The disadvantage I see is it’s lengthy procedure which may seem complex to some.