Comparing ID Models by Eric Hill https://padlet.com/hill12/kkgdh9l4digl ADDIE Model vs Jerrold Kemp Model en-us 2017-01-27 00:13:10 UTC 2025-11-18 08:34:24 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet-assets.s3.amazonaws.com/icons/Balance.png ADDIE hill12 https://padlet.com/hill12/kkgdh9l4digl/wish/149786239 Analysis - identifying the learners, their needs, and the overall goal of the learning experience
Design - identifying and discerning the subject matter, objective development, and selection of appropriate media that will enhance the learning experience
Development - creation of lesson plans and materials which are then organized with supportive elements in an efficient manner that enhances the learning experience
Implementation - the effective and efficient presentation of lessons that engage learners in a meaningful learning experience in which knowledge is successfully gained
Evaluation - formative evaluations (monitoring that occurs while the lesson is on-going for the purpose of adaptations that best suit the audience and introspective adaptations for the instructor) and summative evaluations (occurs at the end of the program to evaluate student learning as compared to some benchmark, such as that discovered during the Analysis phase) are used to make overall program adaptations for the most efficient and effective learning experience.

Reference:
Morrison, Gary R., Ross, Steven, Kalman, Howard K., Kemp, Jerrold E. (2013). Designing Effective Instruction, Hoboken, NJ: John Wiley & Sons.]]> 2017-01-27 00:15:48 UTC https://padlet.com/hill12/kkgdh9l4digl/wish/149786239 Statements on Similarities hill12 https://padlet.com/hill12/kkgdh9l4digl/wish/149787052 Both ADDIE and the Jerrold Kemp Model focus on elements of consistency throughout the stages of identifying learner needs and objectives, development, and implementation.  Both rely on the constant adaptation of the designer of the program to the learner's needs.

Both models also have similar aspects (or stages of development) including, but not limited to; learner analysis, objectives, development of instructional strategies and materials, and evaluation.

Both include formative and summative evaluations]]> 2017-01-27 00:30:22 UTC https://padlet.com/hill12/kkgdh9l4digl/wish/149787052 Differences hill12 https://padlet.com/hill12/kkgdh9l4digl/wish/149787054 The ADDIE model focus on stage development, one which concentrates on the successful completion of one stage before advancement to the next.  Meanwhile, the Jerrold Kemp model is one in which the stages are purposely blurred together as an overlapping and simultaneous system of identification, development, implementation, evaluation, and adaptation.

Unlike the ADDIE model, formative and summative evaluations are ever-present throughout all stages of the Jerrold Kemp model]]> 2017-01-27 00:30:28 UTC https://padlet.com/hill12/kkgdh9l4digl/wish/149787054 Jerrold Kemp Model hill12 https://padlet.com/hill12/kkgdh9l4digl/wish/149788280
This particular model consists of 9 parts with the concept of revision remaining a simultaneous and ever-present aspect at every stage.
  1. learner characteristics,  2. task analysis,  3. instructional objectives,  4. content sequencing,  5. instructional strategies,  6. designing the message,  7. instructional delivery,  8. evaluation instruments, and 9. instructional problems
This model has a all-inclusive approach to instructional design in which all 9 parts are implemented using analogy learning (drawing on connections to personal experiences) and discovery learning (inquiry based learning) within the learning environment.   Furthermore, the evaluation of the learner does not only occur at the end of instruction, instead this model evaluates the learner concurrently throughout the entire process.  The Jerold Kemp Model allows for flexibility in the development of the instruction, one that is left to the instructors discretion to decide if certain elements need more attention than others based on the learners needs.


Reference:
Forest, E. (2016, February 14). Kemp design model. Retrieved January 27, 2017, from Frameworks & Theories, http://educationaltechnology.net/kemp-design-model/
]]> 2017-01-27 00:48:27 UTC https://padlet.com/hill12/kkgdh9l4digl/wish/149788280 A Visual Combination of the ADDIE & Jerrold Kemp Models hill12 https://padlet.com/hill12/kkgdh9l4digl/wish/149793810 2017-01-27 02:19:15 UTC https://padlet.com/hill12/kkgdh9l4digl/wish/149793810