ADDIE+and+Design

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In order to wrap my brain about this, I looked at other principles of design

For **Art,** the principles are concepts used to organize or arrange the structural elements of design. The way in which these principles are applied affects the expressive content, or the message of the work. The principles are:
 * Balance
 * Proportion
 * Rhythm
 * Emphasis
 * Unity

For ** Web Design, **the principles are:
 * Primary audience
 * Purpose for the site
 * Location of the site
 * Types of content
 * Information provided on the "home" page
 * Content ( the key to a good site):
 * Level of Web technology to best suit the purpose:
 * Style to best suit the purpose

For **Landscape Design**, the principles work together to create the overall look. These principles interact with the elements of color, texture, line, form, and scale to develop a unified landscape design that blends the beauty of nature with the splendor of modern architecture.
 * • Unity
 * • Balance
 * • Transition
 * • Proportion
 * • Rhythm
 * • Focalization
 * • Repetition

For **Instructional Design**, the principles are:
 * The Learner
 * Objectives
 * Methods
 * Evaluation

The ADDIE model helps one organize a design, whether it be for web, software, art, landscape or instruction. As professional educators following the model, we insure that we take into consideration the details of the lesson plan, especially task analysis and assessment. As part of the development stage, we look at information gathered in analysis regarding the environment layout and necessary hard and soft equipment. Analysis, Design, and Development address scheduling and educators look at not only where to fit in the lesson and relationships within the unit, but seat time versus active time and attention availability.