ADDIE
Use this worksheet during kickoff, planning, SME conversations, project resets, or post-project reflection. It is designed to help you capture decisions—not explain every detail of ADDIE.
Project snapshot
Capture the basics before moving into the ADDIE prompts.
ADDIE worksheet prompts
Use each phase as a set of project questions, not a rigid step-by-step script.
Analysis
Core question: What problem are we solving?
Prompt questions
- Who is the learner?
- What is happening now?
- What should happen instead?
- What constraints matter?
- How will success be measured?
Notes / decisions
Next step / owner
Design
Core question: What should the learning experience do?
Prompt questions
- What are the learning objectives?
- What should learners practice?
- What flow makes sense?
- What examples or scenarios are needed?
- How will learning be checked?
Notes / decisions
Next step / owner
Development
Core question: What needs to be built?
Prompt questions
- What screens, assets, or media are needed?
- What interactions need to be built?
- What is missing?
- Who reviews what?
- What needs accessibility or QA attention?
Notes / decisions
Next step / owner
Implementation
Core question: How will learners access and complete it?
Prompt questions
- Where will the course live?
- How will learners be notified?
- What is required for completion?
- Who supports technical issues?
- What do managers or facilitators need?
Notes / decisions
Next step / owner
Evaluation
Core question: What worked, what needs to improve, and what comes next?
Prompt questions
- What feedback will be collected?
- What data matters?
- Did learners complete it?
- Did the course support the goal?
- What needs to be updated later?
Notes / decisions
Next step / owner
Common gaps check
Use this quick check before the project moves into full development.
Final next steps
Capture the decisions that keep the project moving.
What is still unclear?
What decision needs to happen next?
Who owns the next step?
By when?
Use ADDIE as a clarity tool
This worksheet is meant to support project conversations. Fill it out with a team, use it in a kickoff meeting, or revisit it when a project feels unclear, rushed, or out of order.