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Discover more about creating impactful eLearning programs with our Instructional Design Consulting. The ADDIE model gives us the opportunity to develop, perfect, and implement strategies. Our brains arent that great at absorbing a lot of data and only OK at knowing whats important and what can be discarded.
A few days ago I had a chance to test these cases out on a group of aspiring designers and project managers, who were yet to be exposed to any formal development model, ADDIE or otherwise. I was interested in what they would regard as good practice, based only on their general work experience and with no axes to grind.
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