What is Personalized Learning

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Instructors no longer distribute knowledge; instead students take on more control of the learning process and use electronic devices in transparent ways within an online community of learners. Learn more in: Transforming the Classroom Experience Through Transhumanism: Education as the Learning Organization

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Learning that is targeted towards the unique needs of the individual learner for instance by taking into account background knowledge, interests, and/or individual learning goals. Learn more in: “I'm Not Simply Dealing with Some Heartless Computer”: Videoconferencing as Personalized Online Learning in a Graduate Literacy Course

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It is a tailoring of learning environments to find the needs and aspirations of individual students or learners. Learn more in: Recent Advances in Intelligent Tutoring Systems: A Case Study

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Personalized learning is defined as learning tailored to each student's needs, based on strengths, interests, and personal characteristics. Learn more in: Artificial Intelligence in Education: A Closer Look Into Intelligent Tutoring Systems

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Is a concept that acknowledges learners’ differences and individual inclination, and allowing them to pace their learning process individually, with the multiple support from their learning environment. Learn more in: English and Arabic Language Learning Environments: Islamic Universities Undergraduates' Experiences

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An approach which considers individual learning needs, learning styles and background in an instructional design. Learn more in: From Ubiquitous to Ubiquitous Blended Learning Environments

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Bray and McClaskey (2015) define personalized learning as: an ecosystem that supports achievement by every learner. Learn more in: Transforming Digital Literacy with Culturally Diverse, Personalized Learning

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The outcome produced when instruction and the learning environment is individualized to a student’s individual needs, interest, skills, and modes of learning. Learn more in: Transformations in K-12 Teaching: Using What Was Learned During the Pandemic

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Personalized learning is an educational approach that aims to customize learning for each student's strengths, needs, skills and interests. Each student gets a learning plan that is based on what he knows and how he learns best. Learn more in: Smart Education Using Internet of Things Technology

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A teaching/learning approach aimed to individualize learning for each student's skills, interests and needs. Learn more in: Pedagogical Creativity as a Means of Inclusion in Primary School: Experiences of Distance Learning During the Pandemic in Italy

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Constructing pedagogy, curriculum by learners for learners. Learn more in: Instructional Design Technology in Higher Education System: Role and Impact on Developing Creative Learning Environments

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Learning process that is adapted to students’ necessities, interests and abilities. Learn more in: Teachers' Perceptions Towards Technology Integration Into Inclusive Early Childhood Education: A Case Study in the Spanish Context

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An approach to instruction that aims to customize instruction for each student based on each student’s unique skills, abilities, preferences, background, and experiences. Learn more in: Personalized Mastery-Based Learning Ecosystem: A New Paradigm for Improving Outcomes and Defying Expectations in Early Childhood

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Learning environments in which individual students or groups of students have personalized required and optional assignments based on data. Learn more in: Developing TPACK for Elementary Education Teacher Candidates in an Instructional Design and Technology Integration Course

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An approach to learning where a customized learning pathway is created for an individual student based on their goals, needs, strengths, and interests. Learn more in: Use of Khan Academy and Mathematics Achievement: A Correlational Study With Long Beach Unified School District

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Personalized learning means designing learning experiences to meet the specific needs of individual students. Learn more in: Academic Technology for Competency-Based Education in Higher Education

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Refers to a definite approach of education learning and delivery that is oriented to fulfill specific needs at an individual level according to preferences and needs of students enabling them to manage learning according their own requirements. Learn more in: Tourism Education During the Pandemic: Is Distance Education a Solution?

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Social Networking affords opportunities for greater student choice in learning using an internet connected devices, students can accept a wide array of resources and software tools that suit their learning styles and interest. Learn more in: Perception of Stakeholders on the Use of Social Networking Tools for Classroom Instruction in School Environment: Use of Social Network Tools for Classroom Instruction

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This term encompasses learning environments where the student is an active designer of the learning process. There are several dimensions of personalized learning environments including variable pacing, co-designing learning, and peer-assessment. In essence, learning is said to be personalized when the learners are in charge of the decisions made to ensure that the learning objectives are obtained, in contrast with differentiated and individualized learning, where teachers make the decisions to adapt the learning for groups of students or individuals. Learn more in: Tech-Savvy Is the New Street Smart: Balancing Protection and Awareness

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Personalization is something that meets individual requirements. Personalized learning is a learning approach which customizes learning according to each learner's strengths, requirements, abilities and interests. It proposes pedagogy, curriculum, and mostly the learning environments that meet the individual learner's needs. Learn more in: A Survey on the Use of Adaptive Learning Techniques Towards Learning Personalization

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An approach to organizing teaching and/or learning activities to meet each individual’s unique learning interests and needs. Learn more in: Clemson University's Teacher Learning Progression Program: Personalized Advanced Credentials for Teachers

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Refers to an approach to teaching and learning that is focused on individual learner interests, needs, and motivation. Learn more in: Smash-Up: Design Thinking, Personalized Learning, and Gifted Learners

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Personalized learning means designing learning experiences to meet the specific needs of individual students. Learn more in: Competency-Based Education in Higher Education

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An personal development scheme to encourage individual’s online participation of learning activities, say, in the context of higher education institution (university) where individual students and teachers need to participate online to individualize, facilitate, encourage, and empower student learning online. Learn more in: Developing Appreciative College Experience with Personal Learning Networks

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An instructional system or technology that aims to tailor instructional content to the specific needs of different learners. Personalization of instruction entails real-time capture and analysis of data from student interactions as a means to select and deliver the most suitable instructional content. Learn more in: Modeling Interactive Behaviors While Learning With Digitized Objects in Virtual Reality Environments

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An educational approach which tailors the learning experience to learners’ unique characteristics, such as their passions, interests, strengths, goals, needs, and preferences. Learn more in: A Vision for Deeper Agency and Personalization in Micro-Credentials