Sentence examples for adaptive learning platform from inspiring English sources
Exam board OCR, Cambridge University Press and Raspberry Pi partnered with adaptive learning platform Cogbooks in 2014 to add personalised learning to computing GCSE massive online open course (Mooc).
RocketLit – Adaptive learning platform.
Digital learning company Ascend Learning is acquiring PrepMe's adaptive learning platform and virtual classroom SaaS.
This sounds similar to Knewton and its adaptive learning platform (the company just announced $12.5 million in fresh funding yesterday), although that company focuses on an older demographic.
Alumni from SparkLabs' incubator program include KnowRe, an adaptive learning platform for math that recently raised $1.4 million from SoftBank, and Memebox, which also participated in Y Combinator.
Knewton is an adaptive learning platform which raised a $12.5 million B round last April from Firstmark, Accel, Bessemer, First Round, and Reid Hoffman.
Even if the pace of schools reforms is glacially slow in Europe and America, innovations such as Knewton's adaptive learning platforms are spreading.
Such "adaptive learning" platforms are already yielding impressive results in higher education.
The other cool aspect of it is that most adaptive learning platforms fail to give adequate attention to the quality of the student's learning experience, focusing solely on the personalization piece.
In other words, Data Futures is establishing the necessary infrastructure to support the application of learning analytics, adaptive learning platforms, and other forms of big data, AI and machine learning within digital courses, as current governmental interests in these technologies attest (HM Government, 2017; Policy Connect, 2016; Westminster Higher Education Forum, 2017).
Emerging technologies of machine learning, adaptive learning platforms and even artificial intelligence are all being promoted as future technologies that will enhance Higher Education, though as with all big data applications they will require 'agile' infrastructure to plug into (Adams Becker et al., 2017).
