In the ADDIE instructional design model, which outputs are produced during the Design phase?

In the ADDIE instructional design model, which outputs are produced during the Design phase?

• A. Learning objectives, assessment plan, and blueprint
• B. Materials and media production
• C. Delivery to learners
• D. Data on effectiveness and feedback

Answer: (A)

In the Design phase, the outputs are learning objectives, an assessment plan, and a blueprint. These elements translate analysis into a concrete plan: the objectives state what learners should be able to do, the assessment plan shows how those objectives will be measured, and the blueprint outlines the course structure, sequence, and how activities, content, and assessments align. Materials and media production belong to the Development phase, delivery to learners happens in Implementation, and data on effectiveness and feedback are gathered during Evaluation.

In the Design phase, the outputs are learning objectives, an assessment plan, and a blueprint. These elements translate analysis into a concrete plan: the objectives state what learners should be able to do, the assessment plan shows how those objectives will be measured, and the blueprint outlines the course structure, sequence, and how activities, content, and assessments align. Materials and media production belong to the Development phase, delivery to learners happens in Implementation, and data on effectiveness and feedback are gathered during Evaluation.