Appendix
Glossary of ISD Terms
Accumulation of advantages
A chess term referring to the idea that no chess game can be won in one move, but must be the result of many successful moves. In ISD it means that all elements of ISD must be followed in order to ensure successful course development.
ADDIE
The generic ISD model that contains the elements of analysis, design, development, implementation, and evaluation.
Analysis
The first step in the ADDIE model and the starting point for the instructional design process. This is when all design questions are identified and divided into discreet elements for review. Instructional design issues are ...
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