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ADDIE Model Explained: What It Is, The 5 Phases, & How To Use It
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ADDIE Model Explained: What It Is, The 5 Phases, & How To Use It
The ADDIE model is a five-step instructional design framework used to create training and learning programs in a structured way. ADDIE stands for Analysis, Design, Development, Implementation, and Evaluation. L&D teams use it to identify learner needs, build training, roll it out, and improve it over time. Because the ADDIE model of instructional design breaks learning design into clear phases, it is useful for workplace learning, onboarding, co…
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