Hidden Gems Breakthrough Dynamic Landscape of Adaptive Learning Technologies for Higher Education: Bridging the Gap Between Theoretical and Practical Knowledge Projecting Student Learning Outcomes

Abstract

The field of higher education is changing quickly and the way that student's study is being greatly influenced by technological innovations. With its foundation in artificial intelligence and pedagogical theories, adaptive learning technologies have become extremely effective instruments for meeting students' varied learning requirements. In order to project students learning outcomes, the dynamic field of adaptive learning technologies in higher education and their potential to help close the knowledge gap between theory and practice. As education undergoes a transformational phase in the digital era, adaptive learning technologies enable tailored and responsive learning experiences, adapting instructional content to individual requirements. There are several educational ideas that serve as sources of inspiration for adaptive learning technologies, each of which aids in the creation and improvement of these cutting-edge resources. Adaptive learning is founded on constructivism, which emphasizes active learning and knowledge development by motivating students to interact meaningfully with the material. The reinforcement mechanisms ingrained in adaptive systems, which offer prompt feedback to promote positive learning activities are clearly influenced by behaviorism. The chapter comprehensively explores the thorough grasp of adaptive learning technologies, including their theoretical foundations and real-world applications in higher education.