The phrase "adapt contents" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to modifying or adjusting materials or information to fit a specific purpose or audience.
Example: "In order to make the training materials more effective, we need to adapt contents to suit the learning styles of our participants."
Alternatives: "modify materials" or "adjust information".
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.
One advantage of online retailing is the ability to adapt content and promotions to each visitor according to his or her known preferences and behavior —in real time.
Once finalized, video needs to be formatted and converted to the proper version, or transcoded, to adapt content to the proper format.
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.
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.
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).
"We will adapt content to markets based on what the demographics are," Johnson said.
They are also looking for educators to evaluate materials, test laboratory procedures, and adapt content for varying age groups.
