From the course: Instructional Design Essentials: Models of ID
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ADDIE alternatives
From the course: Instructional Design Essentials: Models of ID
ADDIE alternatives
- I want to introduce you to three models that derive from ADDIE: Dick and Carey, Kemp, and Backwards. You may find them useful, as they each offer a variation on the ADDIE framework. I'll cover some key elements of each one, and if they sound like they might work for you, you can learn more by looking them up. There are references to them in the Exercise Files. Walter Dick and Lou Carey first introduced their model in 1978 when they published The Systematic Design of Instruction. Its innovative view of learning design as a comprehensive system rather than loosely associated individual components has made it a very popular model over the years. Based on the idea that components such as the instructor, learners, materials, activities, delivery systems, and learning environments must interact and work together to bring about the desired learning outcome, their model offers a nine-step approach, breaking down the ADDIE phases into smaller parts and focusing on the relationship between…
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