1. Conduct surveys  to research audience.

To focus on the specific needs of your learners, you will first have to know what those needs are.  They can also give you a good indication of their learning styles, such as which exercises will appeal to them and how they absorb information.

2. Create custom-tailored objectives.

 Develop goals that are learner-specific. What learning behaviours do they need to display? What knowledge do they need to know by the end of the lesson.  You must also have a way to test their knowledge and determine if they have actually met their goals and objectives.

3. Choose tech tools that align with common goals.

 Ideally, you should choose tools that your learners are already familiar with or have a minor learning curve, rather than those that may be difficult to master.

4. Give the tech tools and materials a test-run.

To verify that all of your tech tools are in working order and that your learners can use them effectively, it’s always a good idea to give your technology a test-run before you offer them to your learners

 Start your discussions with thought-provoking questions that prompt them to seek out answers and expand their knowledge. Get them involved, so that they feel as though they are a vital part of the learning experience and that their opinion matters.

After you’ve created your ASSURE plan, you must keep in mind that it has to adapt with the changing needs of your learners. It must also adapt to the ever-evolving technologies, so that you can offer your future learners the best resources you have at your disposal.