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Special classes of asynchronous e-learning systems are the intelligent tutoring systems which represent an advanced learning and teaching environment adaptable to individual student's characteristics.
This is the goal of the present research, which proposes a methodology for designing distance learning tasks adaptable to the student's learning style.
So the university has built Bristol Futures, a new initiative that offers a range of open online courses designed to provide "the opportunity for the development of core academic skills and key personal attributes to help students become adaptable, successful graduates".
Businesses want schools as never before to create students who are adaptable, persistent and innovative – the qualities supposed to distinguish entrepreneurs from business people of old.
Typical of that idea is the long project room, adaptable for many uses, where jewelry students have already pinned their names in thin metal strips on wood-screened walls.
This module works well with a class of 24 students, but it is adaptable for smaller or larger enrollments.
Although many students are far more adaptable to computers and their applications than older generations, they seem daunted by more sophisticated uses, such as data manipulation and analysis for the purpose of scientific research (Goodall, 2008).
Such postgraduate courses train students to be versatile and adaptable.
"This initiative will help make our students into lifelong learners who are adaptable to new technologies," said Joanne Steele, vice provost for information technology.
Since employers consistently emphasise the need for graduates to be flexible, adaptable and creative in professional contexts, joint honours students are in a strong position when it comes to finding a job.
