ADDIE & Other ISD
Models | Instructional
Design Study Guide,
Exam Review & Practice
Questions
|Guaranteed success|
, What are the three truths of ISD models? ISD models are not a road map for course design processes.
Who are some notable figures in the evolution of ISD Robert Gagné, Jerrold Kemp, M. David Merrill.
models?
Why were ISD models developed? To bring credibility to the field of instructional design and to provide a
scientific methodology.
What is a key requirement for many instructional design Knowledge of ADDIE or another ISD model.
jobs?
What is the significance of models in instructional They provide a framework for understanding and legitimizing the practices of
design? instructional design.
What is the definition of a model in the context of ISD? A representation of a system for the process of instructional design.
What are the three basic elements of a model? Identification, Structure, and Interdependence.
What does 'Identification' mean in modeling? The model must be identifiable as a single object, distinguishable from other
systems and its environment.
What does 'Structure' refer to in a model? The internal organization of the model that can be studied.
What is meant by 'Interdependence' in a model? Each component of a model must have a relationship to the other elements.
What is mind mapping in the context of ISD? A visual and graphical tool to organize and express ideas and concepts.
How do ISD models enhance understanding? They provide a visual representation of the relationships between elements.
What is the role of visual elements in a model? To represent relationships between elements and enhance understanding.
What is the misconception about the ADDIE model's That it should be followed in a strict linear pattern.
process?
What is the intended use of the ADDIE model? To provide a foundation for instructional design, not a strict operational
roadmap.
What does the term 'dynamic responsiveness' refer to in The ability to adapt the design process to the complexities of each project.
ISD?
What is the significance of evaluation in the ADDIE To assess the effectiveness of the instruction and inform future design.
model?
Models | Instructional
Design Study Guide,
Exam Review & Practice
Questions
|Guaranteed success|
, What are the three truths of ISD models? ISD models are not a road map for course design processes.
Who are some notable figures in the evolution of ISD Robert Gagné, Jerrold Kemp, M. David Merrill.
models?
Why were ISD models developed? To bring credibility to the field of instructional design and to provide a
scientific methodology.
What is a key requirement for many instructional design Knowledge of ADDIE or another ISD model.
jobs?
What is the significance of models in instructional They provide a framework for understanding and legitimizing the practices of
design? instructional design.
What is the definition of a model in the context of ISD? A representation of a system for the process of instructional design.
What are the three basic elements of a model? Identification, Structure, and Interdependence.
What does 'Identification' mean in modeling? The model must be identifiable as a single object, distinguishable from other
systems and its environment.
What does 'Structure' refer to in a model? The internal organization of the model that can be studied.
What is meant by 'Interdependence' in a model? Each component of a model must have a relationship to the other elements.
What is mind mapping in the context of ISD? A visual and graphical tool to organize and express ideas and concepts.
How do ISD models enhance understanding? They provide a visual representation of the relationships between elements.
What is the role of visual elements in a model? To represent relationships between elements and enhance understanding.
What is the misconception about the ADDIE model's That it should be followed in a strict linear pattern.
process?
What is the intended use of the ADDIE model? To provide a foundation for instructional design, not a strict operational
roadmap.
What does the term 'dynamic responsiveness' refer to in The ability to adapt the design process to the complexities of each project.
ISD?
What is the significance of evaluation in the ADDIE To assess the effectiveness of the instruction and inform future design.
model?
