ADDIE Model Hub and Spoke Diagram Template for PowerPoint & Google Slides

Description

Present the ADDIE instructional design process with striking clarity using this hub-and-spoke diagram slide. Centering on the core ADDIE framework, the slide features a circular hub labeled “ADDIE Model” from which five boldly curved ribbons extend, each dedicated to one phase: Analysis, Design, Development, Implementation, and Evaluation. Each ribbon sports a unique accent color that draws the eye and helps audiences instantly distinguish and recall individual phases.

Designed for maximum adaptability, this template slide employs a clean white backdrop, modern sans-serif typography, and subtle drop shadows to achieve a polished, professional look. The ribbon shapes are fully customizable—users can adjust colors, alter widths, or apply gradient fills—to align with corporate branding or thematic requirements. Text placeholders accompany each ribbon, and the icon placeholders on each segment can be swapped with industry-specific symbols. Master slide layouts allow seamless duplication of highlighted phases when focusing discussions on a single stage of the ADDIE cycle.

Instructional designers, project managers, and training consultants can leverage this asset to map learning strategies, outline curriculum development roadmaps, or illustrate evaluation checkpoints. The intuitive hub-and-spoke arrangement simplifies complex narratives by anchoring details around a central concept, ensuring stakeholder alignment and engagement. Whether you need to emphasize a single phase or walk through the entire process, the editable structure reduces setup time and preserves visual consistency across presentations.

Optimized for both PowerPoint and Google Slides, this slide maintains full vector clarity at any scale, eliminating resolution issues across devices. Easy to reuse in multiple decks, it supports version control and collaboration, making it an indispensable tool for corporate workshops, academic seminars, and client briefings.

Who is it for

Instructional designers, training managers, project leads, and learning consultants will benefit from this ADDIE model slide when planning or presenting instructional design workflows. Corporate trainers, e-learning specialists, and academic instructors can also use this diagram to illustrate program development stages with clarity and professionalism.

Other Uses

Beyond instructional design training, repurpose this diagram for strategic planning sessions, software development life cycles, marketing campaign roadmaps, performance review processes, or process optimization workshops to visualize any multi-stage framework with impact and simplicity.