Author
Shea Hanson
Released
5/29/2014Skill Level Intermediate
Duration
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- [Voiceover] Hi, I'm Shea Hanson, and welcome to Instructional Design Essentials: Models of Instructional Design. Instructional Design Models are frameworks for creating quality training, and in this course, we'll explore some of the common models. We'll take a look at the ADDIE model, the Success of Approximation Model, known as SAM, Rapid Prototyping, and the Gradual Release Model. Then we'll explore scenarios of how the models can be used to create training in the workplace.
Finally, I'll walk through the pros and cons of each model. Now let's get started with Models of Instructional Design.
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Introduction
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Welcome38s
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1. ADDIE Model
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Overview of the ADDIE model3m 30s
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Example: ADDIE in action3m 57s
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Pros and cons of ADDIE1m 34s
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2. SAM Model
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Example: SAM in action2m 43s
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Pros and cons of SAM2m 13s
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3. Rapid Prototyping (Spiral) Model
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4. Gradual Release Model
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Conclusion
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Helpful resources1m 10s
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