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CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION TO INSTRUCTIONAL DESIGN 1.Almalikul Ikhwanda 2.Hariana Amalia 3.Rizka Fitriani 4.Zelvia Liska Afriani

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Page 1: Instructional Desigm

CHAPTER 1INTRODUCTION TO

INSTRUCTIONAL DESIGN

1. Almalikul Ikhwanda2. Hariana Amalia3. Rizka Fitriani4. Zelvia Liska Afriani

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The Dick and Carey SystemsApproach Model for Designing

InstructionANALYSIS IMPLEMENTATION

DESIGN DEVELOP-MENT

EVALUATI-ON

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Assessment

System

Definition Purpose Components

A system is technically a set of interrelated parts, all of which work together toward a defined goal.

to bring about learning.

the learners, the instructor, the instructional materials, and the learning environment

Mechanism

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• The purpose of this book is to describe a systems approach for the design, development, implementation, and evaluation of instruction (Instructional Systems Development or ISD).

• The term instructional design is used as an umbrella term that includes all phases of the ISD process.

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INTRODUCTION

• Trust Model• Trust Yourself• Discipline • Dick and carey model purpose

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Components of the Systems Approach Model

1) Identify Instructional Goal(s)2) Conduct instructional Analysis3) Analyze learners and contexts4) Write performance objectives5) Develop assessment Instruments

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Components of the Systems Approach Model

6) Develop Instructional Strategy7) Develop and select instructional materials8) Design and conduct Formative Evaluation of

instruction9) Revise instruction10) Design and conduct summative evaluation

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WHY?

FOR WHICH?

WHO?

For INDIVIDUALI

ZE orGROUP

INSTRUCTION?

Using the Systems

Approach Model

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Dick, W., Carey, L., & Carey, J.O. (2005). The systematic design of instruction. Boston, MA: Pearson.

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