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Are you presenting instructional design models? Preparing an educational course? Support your presentation by visual way of explaining essential learning theories for instructional training, including ADDIE, SAM or Kirkpatrick frameworks. We’ve prepared an Instructional Design PowerPoint template of those learning models that you can use to explain various instructional systems development.
This Instructional Design PowerPoint template contains a collection of PPT diagrams with:
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11 flowcharts and illustrations to present SAM (Successive Approximation Model), ADDIE Instructional Design Cycle with Analysis, Design, Development, Implementation, Evaluation Stages and Kirkpatrick Levels of Training with Reaction, Learning, Behavior, Results stages.
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Universal style diagrams in a modern flat-filling style that fits any visual identity style (feel free to adapt colors to your brand ones).
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24 outline symbols and simple flat icons to illustrate instructional design concepts such as Iterative Designing Process, Evaluation Checkmark, Analysis Results, Knowledge or Learning.
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Instruction on how to modify those diagrams using standard PowerPoint editing tools.
Format: fully editable vector shapes (modify colors of diagrams and icons, resize without quality loss).
What are Instructional Design Models?
Instructional design models are frameworks that help to organize a training course to ensure an effective education process. Such an approach can be applied to various forms of teaching - eLearning, soft-skills or hard-skills training or school education, as well.
The most famous models include ADDIE, Successive Approximation Model (SAM), and Kirkpatrick or Merrill’s Principles of Instruction (MPI).
ADDIE instructional design cycle collection contains pre-designed slides:
- ADDIE instructional design cycle diagram
- ADDIE method five steps waterfall diagram template
- Instructional design theory of five stages graphics
- Successive approximation SAM model flowchart
- Successive approximation model of teaching three steps diagram
- SAM triangle diagram template
- Segmented circle diagram with prepare, design and develop steps
- Kirkpatrick levels of training model chain diagram
- Kirkpatrick training evaluation four levels pyramid diagram
- Kirkpatrick reversed levels of training design theory
- Kirkpatrick model 3D pyramid diagram
Fully editable in PowerPoint set of vector shapes fully editable by using built-in PowerPoint tools, including
- change the color of all shapes filling and their outline, including icons
- adding shadows
- changing shape and size, rotating, flipping the object
- putting shapes behind or on top of text
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Slides included in this PowerPoint Presentation:
- ADDIE Model Diagram
- ADDIE method five steps waterfall diagram
- Instructional design theory of five stages graphics
- Successive Approximation Model Slide
- Successive approximation model of teaching three steps diagram
- SAM triangle diagram template
- Segmented circle diagram with prepare, design and develop steps
- Kirkpatrick Model PPT Slide
- Kirkpatrick training evaluation four levels pyramid diagram
- Kirkpatrick reversed levels of training design theory
- Kirkpatrick model 3D pyramid diagram
- All diagram charts are easy to adapt
- Editability of outline icons in PowerPoint
- Editability of flat icons in PowerPoint
- Flat style icons set: process, creativity, pencil, prepare, puzzle
- Outline icons set: process, creativity, pencil, prepare, puzzle, design
Reviews
Vos graphiques ajoutent une belle touche à mes présentations et je les ai récemment utilisés pour l'une de mes réunions générales. Votre boîte à outils ajoute du professionnalisme à mes diapositives. Au lieu d'utiliser des cliparts standards.
Claude Jones, Directeur de l'ingénierie, @Walmartlabs, USA
J'avais besoin d'un nouveau regard sur certaines de mes diapositives. J'ai essayé de trouver un moyen de créer un effet de pinceau, de souligner, d'accentuer, d'ajouter de la couleur et les marqueurs manuscrits étaient exactement ce qu'il fallait. Très facile à utiliser, facile à ajuster la taille, à changer la couleur. C'était une solution abordable et parfaite et je suis heureux de la recommander.
Anonymous, US
L'aspect net et épuré des graphiques, et le fait qu'il m'ait permis d'éditer et de changer facilement les couleurs pour les adapter au modèle, ont été les principales raisons de mon achat.
Brandie Jenkins, Développeur E-learning, USA
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