The phrase "adaptive content" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to digital media, web design, or content management, where content is tailored to meet the needs of different users or devices.
Example: "Our website utilizes adaptive content to ensure that users have a personalized experience regardless of the device they are using."
Alternatives: "dynamic content" or "responsive content".
Karen McGrane's talk, Adapting Ourselves to Adaptive Content, is a sharp wake-up call to anyone involved in modern publishing.
Our intervention is a novel tablet-based learning platform that provides children with dynamically tailored adaptive content suitable to their individual learning level using daily practice and testing to master each topic before advancing to the next one.
We have collected, expanded, aggregated, and adapted the most important patterns that should be considered when working on multiscreen projects, for example, mobile first, simultaneity, social TV, device shifting, complementarity, coherence and responsive design, smart or adaptive content, storytelling and gamification, emotionality, and microjoyment.
adaptive content and contrast aware.
This new era of adaptive content and distributed publishing will require new processes as well.
Ethan Marcotte (the designer who invented the term "responsive web design") and Karen McGrange (the content strategist who has championed the concept of "adaptive content" to flow into responsive designs) have packaged this concept well for the enterprise market.
Particularly, adaptive contents were provided based on device capabilities and learners' experience, and users were able to post questions (text message, photos, and video/audio captured by the mobile device) to participate in group discussion.
This gap in the literature motivated our exploration of evolutionary reasoning using non-adaptive factors in undergraduate students, and whether such patterns differed between groups of introductory and advanced biology students exposed to varying degrees of non-adaptive content.
Microalga has been considered as one of the potential sources for sustainable and biodegradable biodiesel production due to their high oil content, strong adaptive capacity to environment, shorter life cycles than energy crops that are used in biodiesel production, and no occupation for cropping area [ 14].
We have conducted experiments to evaluate effectiveness of the proposed freshness-driven adaptive dynamic content caching technique.
In this paper, we propose a freshness-driven adaptive dynamic content caching technique, which monitors response time and invalidation cycle length and dynamically adjusts caching policies.
