Addie and Assure Models

What is the Addie model used for?

• Gardening techniques

• Instructional design and development

• Cooking recipes

• Car maintenance

What are the five stages of the Addie model?

• Preparation, Execution, Assessment, Review, Conclusion

• Analysis, Design, Development, Implementation, and Evaluation

• Planning, Execution, Monitoring, Controlling, Closing

• Research, Testing, Implementation, Review, Analysis

What does the acronym ADDIE stand for?

• Analysis, Development, Design, Implementation, Execution

• Application, Design, Development, Implementation, Evaluation

• Assessment, Documentation, Design, Implementation, Evaluation

• Analysis, Design, Development, Implementation, Evaluation

What is the ASSURE model?

• A fashion design concept

• An instructional design model

• A type of car model

• A cooking recipe

What are the six main components of the ASSURE model?

• Analyze technology, Set objectives, Understand learners, Review standards, Evaluate strategies, Use technology

• Assign homework, Study learners, Assess outcomes, Understand standards, Review technology, Evaluate strategies

• Analyze learners, State standards and objectives, Select strategies, Technology integration, Utilize technology, Evaluate and revise

• Assess learners, Set goals, Use technology, Review objectives, Evaluate outcomes, Analyze strategies

How does the ASSURE model differ from the Addie model?

• The ASSURE model focuses on physical education instead of technology integration.

• The ASSURE model focuses on integrating technology into teaching.

• The ASSURE model is only used for online teaching.

• The ASSURE model does not involve any planning or assessment.

How can the Addie model be applied in a classroom setting?

• By following its five phases: Analysis, Design, Development, Implementation, and Evaluation.

• By implementing the phases in random order

• By only focusing on the Analysis phase and skipping the rest

• By ignoring its five phases and doing whatever feels right

How can the ASSURE model be used to integrate technology in teaching?

• By ignoring the learning objectives and randomly selecting technology tools

• By providing minimal to no training for teachers and students

• By ensuring that the technology is aligned with the learning objectives, selecting appropriate technology tools, and providing necessary training for both teachers and students.

• By using outdated technology that is not aligned with the learning objectives

What are the benefits of using the Addie model in instructional design?

• It provides a systematic approach to instructional design.

• It does not consider the needs of learners

• It is time-consuming and inefficient

• It is chaotic and disorganized

How can the ASSURE model help in addressing diverse learning needs?

• By focusing only on the needs of a specific group of students

• By ignoring the individual needs of students

• By providing a systematic approach to lesson planning and delivery

• By creating a rigid and inflexible teaching plan