Instructional Systems Design (ISD) is a systematic, structured process used to develop effective and efficient educational programs and materials. This approach ensures that instruction is aligned with the needs of learners and the objectives of the organization by following a rigorous methodology that typically includes the phases of analysis, design, development, implementation, and evaluation (often referred to as the ADDIE model).

ISD is widely used in corporate training, academic settings, and other educational environments because it provides a comprehensive framework for creating instruction that is both learner-centered and outcome-focused. By systematically applying ISD principles, organizations can develop training programs that enhance learning, improve performance, and achieve strategic business outcomes. The instructional designer role is a fast-growing career choice.

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• ADDIE

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