1. Instructional Design presented by Roberto Camargo
The ADDIE Model
Instructional Design presented by
Roberto Camargo

2. What is the ADDIE Model? An instructional design model
Designed to guide in the formation and assessment of instruction or training
Commonly used by instructional designers and training developers
Consists of five steps
Each step leads into the next
(Addie Model, n.d.)

3. ADDIE Contains Five Phases
Analysis – Identify goals and learning objectives
Design – Plan a strategy for accomplishing the goal
Development - Create the course content
Implementation – Deploy the training
Evaluation – Measure how well the training works
(Brown, A., & Green, T. D. 2011)

4. Analysis ANALYSIS PHASE Developer clarifies and identifies…
Target audience
Current knowledge
Goals and objectives
Desired behavioral outcome
(Instructional Design: The ADDIE Model, n.d.)
Use multiple points, if necessary.
Analysis

5. Design DESIGN PHASE Developer plans and strategizes…
Learning objectives
Content and subject matter
Lesson plans
Selects media and means of instruction
Plans and strategies need to be executed with attention to details.
Use multiple points, if necessary.
Design

6. Development DEVELOPMENT PHASE
Developer creates and puts together the content according to the details in the Design phase.
(Brown, A., & Green, T. D. 2011)
Development
Use multiple points, if necessary.

7. Implementation IMPLEMENTATION PHASE Designed plan is executed…
Process for training is developed
Ensure instructional material and equipment
are available and functional
Instruction is delivered
Use multiple points, if necessary.
Implementation

8. Evaluation EVALUATION PHASE Consists of two phases…
Formative evaluation – allows for feedback and understanding during the different steps of the process.
Summative evaluation – tests designed for specific criteria and presents opportunities for feedback from users (Instructional Design Models and Methods | Instructional Design Central. n.d)
Use multiple points, if necessary.
Evaluation

9. Evaluation EVALUATION PHASE
Based on the evaluation, modifications are made to improve the process.
Analysis
Design
Implement
Develop
Use multiple points, if necessary.
Evaluation

10. SUMMARY The ADDIE Model… An instructional design process
Contains five phases that lead from one to the other
Design
Development
Implementation
Analysis
Evaluation (Instructional Design: The ADDIE Model n.d.)
The ADDIE Model is designed to guide the process of creating and evaluating instruction.

11. WORKS CITED
ADDIE Model. (n.d.). Retrieved from
Brown, A., & Green, T. D. (2011). The essentials of instructional design: Connecting fundamental principles with process and practice. Boston: Prentice Hall.
Instructional Design Models and Methods | Instructional Design Central. (n.d.). Retrieved from
Instructional Design: The ADDIE Model. (n.d.). Retrieved from