The Dick and Carey model is a systematic approach to instructional design, focusing on a logical and structured process to develop effective instruction (Dick & Carey, 1996).
Model Components
1. Identify Instructional Goals: Clearly define what learners should accomplish.
2. Conduct Instructional Analysis: Identify learning objectives, audience characteristics, and context.
3. Develop Performance Objectives: Specify measurable learning outcomes.
4. Develop Assessment Instruments: Create evaluations to measure objective achievement.
5. Develop Instructional Strategy: Plan instructional methods and materials.
6. Develop and Implement Instruction: Create and deliver instruction.
7. Evaluate Instruction: Assess learning effectiveness.
Key Features
Emphasizes clear performance objectives
Focuses on measurable learning outcomes
Integrates assessment and evaluation
(Dick & Carey, 1996)