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Instructional design

a systems approach to instructional design that moves through linked stages from identifying goals and analyzing learners to formative and summative evaluation.

In instructional design, Dick and Carey model refers to a systems approach to instructional design that moves through linked stages from identifying goals and analyzing learners to formative and summative evaluation. This meaning comes from Dick (1978) in The systematic design of instruction.[1]

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References

Dick, W. (1978). The systematic design of instruction. Allyn & Bacon. ISBN 9780673990846

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