The ASSURE Model is a systematic instructional design framework specifically developed for planning and delivering technology-integrated lessons. Developed by a team of educational technology experts: Dr. Robert Heinich (Professor Emeritus at Indiana University known for his pioneering work in educational technology), Dr. Michael Molenda (Professor Emeritus at Indiana University’s Instructional Systems Technology department), Dr. James D. Russell (Professor at Purdue University specializing in instructional design), and Dr. Sharon E. Smaldino (Professor at Northern Illinois University focusing on technology integration in education). Together, these scholars combined their expertise in educational technology and instructional design to create the ASSURE model in the 1990s. This model ensures that technology and media are used effectively to enhance learning outcomes. ASSURE stands for Analyze learners, State objectives, Select methods and materials, Utilize media and materials, Require learner participation, and Evaluate and revise. Its systematic approach helps educators create engaging, technology-enhanced learning experiences while ensuring alignment with learning objectives and student needs.