According to Bichelmeyer (2004), a “model” in regards to instructional design is one that “is a template, a structure, an approach” (p.3). Empirical evidence shows that ADDIE is in fact, not an instructional model, but instead a “conceptual framework” for learning (p.4).
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exactly!! brilliant!!
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