Online Learning Course Building Tips: The ADDIE Process – Development

 

Welcome back to the Online Learning Minute at Marketscale, I’m your host, Brian Runo, and today we’re learning about the third step in the ADDIE process, the Development phase.

During this stage, the instructional designers, graphic designers, videographers, and anyone else involved in content creation is working to create the content for the course. This is one of the longest phases in the course development process as it requires not only the recording, sketching, and editing of all visual materials, but also writing any course content.

Once all of the content is complete, we need to test the course to ensure functionality and re-review the course for educational flow. That was your Online Learning Minute at Marketscale. Tune in next episode where we talk about the next phase of the ADDIE process – Implementation.

 


 

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