#addie — Public Fediverse posts
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I just discovered Evil Adeline (a.k.a. ADDIE a.k.a. Adeline Vamenta) & immediately had to buy everything she’s released 🎵🎸🏳️🌈💕
GO LISTEN!! 🎧🔊
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I just discovered Evil Adeline (a.k.a. ADDIE a.k.a. Adeline Vamenta) & immediately had to buy everything she’s released 🎵🎸🏳️🌈💕
GO LISTEN!! 🎧🔊
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At Interserv, our instructional designers follow design best practices such as ADDIE to successfully deliver projects. Explore how ADDIE works and how it can help you build effective learning content fit for purpose.
#ADDIE #Analyse #Design #Develop #Implement #Evaluate #learning #education #training #development #onlinelearning #elearning #adultlearning
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#ADDIE is such a fantastic way to keep track of how to create great learning experiences that are structured. Now in addition to these different aspects, ADDIE might also want to talk with you about the framework in which you're delivering your training.
Check out the full video here: https://loom.ly/rFj3aDk
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@Ammienoot @sleslie Indeed!
And, to be clear, the #ADDIE dominance I've noticed was either outside of #HigherEd or in those parts where "Instructional Design" tends to be the norm (so, #ContEd, #VocationalTraining, #xMOOCs...). -
@Ammienoot @sleslie Indeed!
And, to be clear, the #ADDIE dominance I've noticed was either outside of #HigherEd or in those parts where "Instructional Design" tends to be the norm (so, #ContEd, #VocationalTraining, #xMOOCs...). -
@sleslie @Ammienoot One way to put it is that, compared with the #ADDIE model (which tends to dominate), it's a direct feedback loop with learners involved directly. Easy to explain in the case of public servants contributing to a course on procurement, for instance.
It also goes well with the #decolonization required for #EpistemicJustice. Instead of assessing people's needs based on your own knowledge system, you sit down and co-design. -
@sleslie @Ammienoot One way to put it is that, compared with the #ADDIE model (which tends to dominate), it's a direct feedback loop with learners involved directly. Easy to explain in the case of public servants contributing to a course on procurement, for instance.
It also goes well with the #decolonization required for #EpistemicJustice. Instead of assessing people's needs based on your own knowledge system, you sit down and co-design.
