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    Hannafin Peck Design Model

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    The Hannafin Peck Design Model is a systematic process for developing educational websites or courseware. It involves four main phases - needs assessment, design, development and implementation, and evaluation and revision. The needs assessment phase determines objectives and learner skills. The design phase creates ways to achieve goals. Development and implementation involves building and launching the courseware. Continuous evaluation and revision ensures objectives are met.

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    Hannafin Peck Design Model

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    The Hannafin Peck Design Model is a systematic process for developing educational websites or courseware. It involves four main phases - needs assessment, design, development and implementation, and evaluation and revision. The needs assessment phase determines objectives and learner skills. The design phase creates ways to achieve goals. Development and implementation involves building and launching the courseware. Continuous evaluation and revision ensures objectives are met.

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    The Hannafin Peck Design Model is a systematic process for developing educational websites or courseware. It involves four main phases - needs assessment, design, development and implementation, and evaluation and revision. The needs assessment phase determines objectives and learner skills. The design phase creates ways to achieve goals. Development and implementation involves building and launching the courseware. Continuous evaluation and revision ensures objectives are met.

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    Hannafin Peck Design Model

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    Rereen Azreen Othman
    The Hannafin Peck Design Model is a systematic process for developing educational websites or courseware. It involves four main phases - needs assessment, design, development and implementation, and evaluation and revision. The needs assessment phase determines objectives and learner skills. The design phase creates ways to achieve goals. Development and implementation involves building and launching the courseware. Continuous evaluation and revision ensures objectives are met.

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    Hannafin Peck Design Model

    Prepared by,
    LIM PEI RONG (MPP151160)

    Founders: Michael J. Hannafin and

    Needs
    Assessment

    Design

    Determine the programs


    objectives
    Create reasonable role

    Creating a way to achieve those


    goals

    Development

    &
    Implementati
    on

    Program is put into place


    Decision must be made as to
    continue with it or to revise it

    All of the phases involve a


    process of
    EVALUATION AND REVISION.
    Purpose:
    To ensure the site is developed to meet the
    educational objectives
    Give clear guidance to web developers to create
    web pages in a systematic and effective.

    Needs
    Assessme
    nt

    Identify
    problem
    statement
    and
    objectives
    Identify the
    knowledge
    and the
    skills of the
    learners

    Design

    EVALUATION
    AND
    REVISION
    Teaching and
    learning
    approach to
    be
    implemented
    and the
    components
    to be
    involved
    Create
    flowchart
    and story
    board
    Development

    and
    Implementati
    on

    Build the
    courseware
    .
    Guide the
    target
    users to
    use the
    courseware
    .

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