Udaptive’s digital learning platform creates adaptive pathways for each user that allows a continuously improving learning experience. Our analytics tools provide educators with powerful insight and create a stream of personalized courseware that motivates high achievers and supports weaker learners in order to maximize each learner’s full potential.
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Engaging Content: Our platform offers rich and engaging pre-made courses based on your curriculum and teaching style
Advanced Analytics: Our analytics tools allow you to assess your students’ learning progress and recommend review options
Automated Grading: Our Analytics tools allow you to analyze your students’ learning and to alter learning or assessment content
Individualized Assignments: Assignment are generated at unlimited scale across students to ensure the learning process
Learn smarter with specialized assignments, resources to aid in studying, and targeted assesments
Detailed feedback allows both students and professors to understand learning patterns and habits.
With Adaptive Pathways, we help you when you hit a roadblock or want to stretch your knowledge.
Our unique simulation-based platform allows you to create personalized material to keep students engaged
Adaptive learning is a technology-based or online educational system that analyzes a student’s performance in real time and modifies teaching methods based on that data. Think AI meets dedicated math tutor meets personalized engagement. To help you better understand the basics and benefits of adaptive learning, we’re breaking down a few must-knows.
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Over the past 5 years, new learning technology products are entering the market at a record pace. This includes social tools like Yammer, AR/VR solutions, gamification platforms, and more. These products are often "self-contained solutions" that control how the user experiences them, what data is collected, and how new experiences are created. The positive is that we now have an expanded toolset to create the best learning experience based on the content, audience, and goals. The downside is that, in the worst-case scenario, learners are logging into multiple systems, learning paths are disjointed and cumbersome, and data is spread across multiple systems. The future organization needs a guide that supports the ability to combine these disparate technologies into a unified learning experience.
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