+ Development is the third phase of ADDIE ISD model.  However, as with all phases of ADDIE, the development phase can be done anywhere in the process.   In the development phase, developers make the decisions of "how" to do the project.  In this phase the developer is not asking questions anymore they are answering them.

Instructional Activities.   This page is developed and maintained by the Florida Gulf Coast University. It provides priciples, practices and examples for applying the various activities to make online instruction meaningful.

Introduction to Development.   This document is actually a chapter from the U.S. Coast Guard Academy's course designer course. This chapter discusses the development phase.

ADDIE - Develop.   This site is developed and maintained by Idaho State University and provides an excellent overview of ADDIE. This page is about the activities that go on during the development phase.

Instructional System Design - Development Phase.  This page provides a good outline and links to additional resources about the development phase of instructional design.    TOP

+ Specify step-by-step plan of action of the proposed project and how learning will take place.  In the design phase the developer created an outline that identified the tasks, strategies and sequencing of the project or instruction.  In the development phase this outline will turn into specific step-by-step details.

Nine Events of Instruction and Their Relation to Processes of Learning .   This document relates each of the nine instructional events to a learning process.

Develop, adapt, or adopt assessments that are aligned with and reflect the performance descriptions and expectations.  Information and resources to help deveolp assessment and feedback in instruction.

Microsoft Education - Lesson Plans.   This Microsoft education site provides many lesson plans and other useful tools and information for all subjects and grade levels.

Sequencing Instruction.   This document describes a variety of sequencing models.

Instructional Strategies.   This page provides useful information and resources about how to choose an instructional strategy.

In the Classroom.  Suggested lessons using TEKS.

Internal Processes and Their Corresponding Instructional Events, with Action Examples .   This is another document that relates each of the nine instructional events to a learning process.  In addition, it provides action examples for each learning process-instructional event relation.   TOP

Instructional Design - Robert Gagné, The Conditions of Learning.  Robert Gagné classifies the types of learning outcomes.

+ Assign Roles and Responsibilities.  It is significant that the developer ensures that all responsibilities are clear, the lines of communication remain open and the workflow stays smooth.  Organization and planning is very important to a systematic process.

The Missing Element: Technical Support.   Simply purchasing hardware and software is not enough.  This case study is about the roles surrounding the hardware and software in integrating technology in schools.

Curriculum Roles and Responsiblities of Library Media Specialists.  School library media specialists have various levels of involvement in curriculum and instruction.  The intent of this page is to provide an understanding of the various views about to role of library media specialists.

Woolly Mammoth? Limping Gazelle? Vulnerable Communities of Practice.   This article refers to community of practice as teams that work on many projects over time whether in the same office or communicating long distance.

eLearning Project Team: Roles and Responsibilities.   This page offeres general guidance about the division of labor in an instructional design team.

ID Roles and Responsibilities.   This page provides a lot of valuable information and resources about the roles and responsibilities and interaction between team members during the development of instructional technology projects..   TOP

+ Assemble Hardware and Software.  In the design phase the developer identified the availability of media and the restrictions of use.  In the development phase the developer is going to gather all the materials, ensure they are working properly, appropriate to the instruction or project and as work as originally intended.

CoffeeCup Free FTP 3.0.   This page, from Tucows, lists many useful CoffeeCup freeware software products.  CoffeeCup Free is an HTML editor in which a Web developer can use in code-view or WYSIWYG design-view.

FreeRIP.  FreeRIP lets you pull songs off of CDs and convert to mp3 or wav files.

Pics4Learning.   Pics4Learning is a "copyright-friendly" image library that have been donated by students, teachers, and amateur photographers. Permission has been granted for teachers and students to use any image on this site.

Academic Superstore.  Software and hardware at super deals only for students, teachers, faculty members, administrators, schools, colleges, or hospitals wholly owned by an academic institution.   Verification of eligibility is required

Clip Art and Media.   Microsoft's site for additional clip art to use in your multimedia project.

Brain Betty.   Sound Clips for PowerPoint Presentations.

Partners in Rhyme.   Royalty-free music and sound effects.

The Free Software Foundation.   The Free Software Foundation (FSF), promotes the development and use of free software. Over 4,000 free software packages available.

GettyImages.com   Search, purchase and download the finest photography, illustration, film and editorial images.

Animation Factory   Original animated clip art gallery.

Video Google   Online video database, where you can search for, watch and even buy a collection of TV shows, movies, music videos, documentaries, personal productions and more.

United Streaming   An educational digital video library brought to you by Discovery Education.

A Step Towards the Creation of Educational Technology Standards.   This page introduces hardware used in education that goes beyond the typewriter.

Get your Materials Ready.   The Academic Technology Center at Cornell University put together this set of tutorials and resources to help work with a variety of media.   TOP

+ Prepare Documentation.  Support documentation is important during development and testing and far into the future, long after everyone who originally worked on the project or instruction has gone.

A Handbook for Technical Writers and Editors.   NASA Langley Library and Media Services Branch developed this document.

OWL.   The Online Writing Lab (OWL) is a tutorial center for writers who want to work one-to-one with a tutor at Purdue University in West Lafayette, Indiana. OWL serves the entire Purdue community and offers outreach services to Internet users around the world.

The University Center Writing Resources.   Texas Tech University compiled this list of useful resources for writing.

Good Grammer, Good Style Pages .   This site is a searchable archive of grammar and style articles and frequently asked questions.    TOP