ADDIE - Development stage
Moving along on this series of blog posts on the ADDIE model of instructional design we will talk about the Development stage today. The development stage of ADDIE is the fun stage where you actually build what you have designed. The main challenge in this stage is to estimate how long would it take to develop the various pieces of the course pie, including arranging for specialist support where necessary. Examples of specialist support could be voice over artist for eLearning, video editing for training videos and arranging subject experts for podcasts. This development could include but is not limited to the development of pieces such as: · eLearning - Through PowerPoint or specialist eLearning development software such as Articulate Storyline, Adobe Captivate, Lectora, RISE etc. · Using the LMS native abilities to develop learning · Training videos and interactive videos · Learning chat bots – useful for interactive branching scenarios ·