The difference between instructional design and teaching design

Bag code: EDUTM8913021 This training bag offers a specialized program titled "The Difference Between Instructional Design and Teaching Design," aiming to enable teachers to understand the basic concepts of instructional design and differentiate it from teaching design. The program discusses the concept of instructional design and its importance in developing the educational process, clarifies the difference between instructional design and teaching design, and the role of the instructional designer in building content and educational experiences. It also reviews the most famous instructional design models such as the ADDIE model, the Gerylak and Eli model, the Dick and Carey model, along with other models used in designing educational programs. Features of the "Difference Between Instructional Design and Teaching Design" bag: - Specialized and comprehensive scientific content - Suitable for teachers - Explains modern instructional design models - Editable files - Practical applications in content design - Supports the development of the digital educational process Program objectives: - Explain the concept of instructional design - Recognize the importance of instructional design - Compare between instructional design and teaching design - Understand the role of the instructional designer - Identify types of instructional design - Study the general model of instructional design ADDIE - Recognize the Gerylak and Eli model - Understand the Dick and Carey model - Review other instructional design models Program topics: - Training unit: The difference between instructional design and teaching design - Concept of instructional design - Importance of instructional design - The difference between instructional design and teaching design - The role of the instructional designer - Types of instructional design - The general model of instructional design ADDIE - Gerylak and Eli model - Dick and Carey model - Other models Target audience: - Teachers - Duration of the program: - One training session - 3 training hours - Training session: 1.5 hours Contents of the training bag: - PowerPoint: 146 pages - Trainer’s guide: 92 pages - Trainee’s guide: 88 pages - Activities: 2 - Introductory guide: 4 pages - References: 4 - Evaluation and data forms: 6 - Pre- and post-test: 6 - Videos: 2 - Photos: 28 - Mind maps: 1 - Brochure: 1 Contents of the bag: 12 models Please click here to view the training bag model.