The phrase "adapt content" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the modification or adjustment of material to suit a specific audience or purpose.
Example: "To better engage our audience, we need to adapt content for different age groups."
Alternatives: "modify material" or "tailor information".
This would be the most useful to detect Disheartened students and Underachievers as soon as possible and adapt content delivery to re-engage them with the course.
The increasing rate of Internet traffic has encouraged to adapt content centric architectures to better serve content provider needs and user demand of internet based applications.
Once finalized, video needs to be formatted and converted to the proper version, or transcoded, to adapt content to the proper format.
Further, disruptive technologies such as Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs) provide flexible online education for teachers, as well as opportunities for them to repurpose and adapt content to their own teaching (Conole, 2013; Kay, Reimann, Diebold & Kummerfeld, 2013).
With digital content providing access to more student data, formative assessment of their understanding during instruction provides both the student and the teacher feedback that can be used to quickly assess learning, adapt content, personalize instruction, and improve outcomes.
There are hundreds of dialects spoken in Indonesia and PlayingViral relies on its machine-learning algorithms to adapt content to different languages and decide where they should be placed in Nusantara's online media network.
They have been trained in working with the treatment protocol and instructed to use the same scripts that are used in the CD group, but are allowed to adapt contents and order of these scripts to the child's interests and specific issues that may come up during therapy.
It is yet another example of a book publisher having adapted content for a platform beyond print.
The company also envisions a "rebalance" of assets, like the sale last year of the broadcast media group; investments in technology providers like Epsilen, which supports online teaching; and research and development, like adapting content for mobile devices and other products.
"We get millions of data points per day," says Jose Ferreira, the founder of Knewton, a New York company which offers ways of adapting content to individual pupils, and makes it easier to spot when a pupil will fail.
As a digital writer (yes, it's true, I am entirely composed of pixels now), my primary interest is in stories created for the new media, the "born-digital", as opposed to adapting content intended for the book to new media platforms.
