Review and update on ID - WEEK 2

Which systematic order does Instructional Design follow?

• assessing needs, designing processes, developing materials and evaluating effectiveness

• designing processes, assessing needs, developing materials and evaluating effectiveness

• developing materials, evaluating effectiveness, assessing needs and designing processes

• evaluating effectiveness, designing processes, assessing needs and developing materials

When did the foundations of ID first emerge to ensure proper military training?

• 1920s

• 1940s

• 1960s

• 1980s

Which didn't happen during the 1950s to the 1970s

• Improvement of objectives were achieved

• Methods of evaluation were designed

• Teaching machines began to be used

• Behaviorist theories began to be applied

An ID model is a simplified representation used to explain a real - world system, event, process or phenomena.

• TRUE

• FALSE

There are nine commonly used ID models?

• TRUE

• FALSE

Which ID model consists of three steps: preparation, iterative design and iterative development?

• Sam Model

• Action Mapping

• Gagne's 9 events

• ADDIE

Which ID model identified mental conditions for an adult's effective learning, managing to break down 9 steps into 3 categories: preparation, instruction and practice for transfer?

• ADDIE

• Gagne's nine events

• Sam

• Bloom's Taxonomy

Which ID model highlights six levels of cognitive functioning that have changed from 1956 to 2001?

• ADDIE

• SAM

• Bloom's Taxonomy

• Gagne's nine events

For the analysis stage of ADDIE, you're supposed to focus on:

• Understading learning results

• Producing content

• Specifying learning objectives

• Identifying student needs

A paradigm, which is necessary for ID models, is a theory or group of ideas about how something should be done?

• TRUE

• FALSE