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This is like having a smart early-warning system for students: it quietly watches patterns in their grades, attendance, and engagement, and then flags which students are most at risk of failing or dropping out so staff can step in sooner.
This is like a smart sorting hat for online classes: it looks at student data and predicts how well each student is likely to adapt to online learning, so instructors and schools can give extra help to those who might struggle.
This is like a smart early‑warning system for universities: it looks at patterns in student data (grades, attendance, demographics, behavior on learning platforms) and predicts which students are likely to struggle or drop out so staff can intervene earlier.
This is like a smart early‑warning system for online classes: it watches how students learn on the platform (logins, quiz scores, time spent, etc.) and predicts who is likely to struggle or drop out so teachers can intervene early.
Imagine every learner having a personal tutor who watches how they learn, what they get right or wrong, how fast they move, and then quietly rearranges the course so they only see what they need next. That’s adaptive learning inside an LMS: the course reshapes itself in real time for each person.