The IE of ADDIE
This blog series has gone through the Analysis, Design, and Development phases of the ADDIE instructional design process. Up next: Implementation and Evaluation. Implementation is… Read More »The IE of ADDIE
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Develop with ADDIE
The development phase is where the analysis and design are further developed to create a complete training module. Truly, development “is the link that connects… Read More »Develop with ADDIE
ADDIE and Design
There are many ways to look at the ADDIE design model. There are some graphics that look at the process as linear where you pass… Read More »ADDIE and Design
MED 520 Final Project
PLE Nook As part of my Post University coursework, I created this learning activity for Digitally Mediated Teaching and Learning (EDU 520). Below is the… Read More »MED 520 Final Project
Project Analysis with ADDIE
As part of my Post University Master Degree program, I will be posting a three part series as I work through the ADDIE process of instructional… Read More »Project Analysis with ADDIE
I ASSURE you ADDIE has PIE!
There are a lot of different models when it comes to instructional design. ADDIE is by far the most common and also a very comprehensive… Read More »I ASSURE you ADDIE has PIE!
Share and Share Alike!
The idea of educating a community of learners dates back to ancient times. As the institution of education has evolved, changes have been made to… Read More »Share and Share Alike!
Hybrid, F2F, and Online… Oh My!
Traditional face to face (F2F) classrooms typically revolve around the lecture format where an educator delivers information to a group of students and technology plays… Read More »Hybrid, F2F, and Online… Oh My!
CoPs and PLNs
Working as a teacher puts an individual in the midst of an ancient profession where being on the cutting edge of technology and planning for… Read More »CoPs and PLNs
Cognitive Science & Me!
Graduate level courses offer an opportunity to look into the future, science, and best practices of education and reflect on how you teach, learn,… Read More »Cognitive Science & Me!