The ADDIE model, which stands for Analysis, Design, Development, Implementation, and Evaluation, influences the evaluation of learning outcomes by providing a structured framework for assessing the effectiveness of a learning program. The Evaluation phase of ADDIE specifically focuses on assessing whether the learning objectives have been met and how the learning process can be improved. This involves gathering data on learner performance, analyzing this data to identify areas of improvement, and making necessary changes to the learning program. However, as the content suggests, the ADDIE model can be rigid and linear, which may limit its adaptability to changes in learning needs or objectives.
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