These common ID Models are ADDIE, Dick and Carey, Kemp Design, so on.
(ID: Instructional Design)
I would appreciate if you could share your opinion with me.
Thank you!
Hulya
Nothing new would ever be invented in case new things would not be tried out all the time.
Your comment got me thinking...Thank you! Béatrice Marianne Ewalds-Kvist
I started out using ADDIE. Over the years I have found I jump around the model. Your own model is much more important was you grow into design. Start with the model you find most comfortable. Models are good for helping build a framework of understanding.
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Designing a model might take decades of research and theory building. But what I have seen over the years is more like using "eclectic" models. This kind of model can include pieces from various ID models with or without a particular focus on an ID model. For example, UbD is a curriculum/instructional design model. It's not a pure design. It is based on Tyler's and other scholars' (mostly from Chicago) work. But it also has a theoretical framework. For IDs in the field who design courses, having an eclectic model would work. Designing a new one from scratch might need time and effort as well as consideration of "do we need another ID model."
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