Instructional Design Models

Explore structured frameworks like ADDIE, SAM, and Dick & Carey that guide how effective learning experiences are planned, designed, and delivered, with real-world applications and insights.

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Instructional Design Models

Mayers Principles Of Multimedia Learning

Mayer’s Principles of Multimedia Learning providing a research-based blueprint for designing instructional content that the brain can actually process and retain.

Instructional Design Models

The Gagnés Nine Events Of Instruction

Gagné’s Nine Events of Instruction offer a step-by-step framework for delivering instruction that aligns with how people naturally process, apply, and retain new information.

Instructional Design Models

ADDIE

ADDIE is a core model that uses five phases—Analysis, Design, Development, Implementation, and Evaluation—to build effective, learner-focused training that improves over time.

Instructional Design Models

Dick And Carey Model

The Dick and Carey Model is a systematic instructional design approach that links every step into a precise process focused on measurable learning outcomes.

Instructional Design Models

Understanding By Design (UbD)

A complete overview of Understanding by Design (UbD). Opinion on its strengths, limitations, and implications for instructional design.

Instructional Design Models

Rapid Instructional Design

Rapid Instructional Design (RID) focuses on speed and flexibility, streamlining development to deliver learning solutions quickly in fast-changing environments.

Instructional Design Models

Successive Approximation Model (SAM)

The Successive Approximation Model (SAM) is an agile, iterative framework that uses rapid prototyping and continuous feedback to create flexible, learner-centered training.

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