Educational Design Models Quiz

Overview of Educational Design Models

Educational design models are structured approaches to designing instructional materials, lessons, and courses. They provide a framework for designers to create effective learning experiences.

Common Educational Design Models

1. ADDIE Model

• Analysis: Identify learning objectives and needs
• Design: Develop a plan and outline
• Development: Create instructional materials
• Implementation: Deliver the instruction
• Evaluation: Assess learning outcomes

2. Dick and Carey Systems Approach Model

• Identify instructional goals
• Analyze learner and context
• Develop instructional materials
• Implement and evaluate instruction
• Maintenance: Revise and update instruction

3. Keller's ARCS Model

• Attention: Gain learner interest
• Relevance: Relate to learner's needs and goals
• Confidence: Build learner confidence
• Satisfaction: Provide opportunities for learner satisfaction

4. Morrison, Ross, and Kemp Model

• Identify instructional problems
• Analyze learner and context
• Develop instructional objectives
• Develop instructional materials
• Implement and evaluate instruction

5. Understanding by Design (UbD) Framework

• Stage 1: Identify desired results
• Stage 2: Determine acceptable evidence
• Stage 3: Plan learning experiences and instruction

Key Concepts

• Instructional Systems Design (ISD): A systematic approach to designing instruction
• Learning Objectives: Specific, measurable outcomes of instruction
• Formative Evaluation: Ongoing evaluation during instruction
• Summative Evaluation: Evaluation of learning outcomes at the end of instruction