What is adaptive learning? What are adaptive learning systems?
How can they help us serve our students?

Join us Thursday, June 7th from 10-noon at CU Online to learn more.

Dr. Karen Vignare from the Association of Public and Land Grant Universities will describe the current state of the technology and lead a discussion of adaptive learning systems and describe the work being done at the APLGU to demonstrate the efficacy and impact of these systems. She will describe the technologies and the pedagogies that promise to make ADL and curricular redesign as powerful tools supporting student success, particularly in large section courses.

Where are the big wins with ADL? What are the challenges? What’s coming soon? Get your questions answered and enjoy lunch with Karen!

(For more information about Dr. Vignare’s work, see:
https://er.educause.edu/blogs/2017/9/why-adaptive-courseware-will-scale-in-higher-ed)

Dr. Karen Vignare is a strategic innovator who has been leveraging emerging technologies to improve access, success and flexibility within higher education for over 20 years. Dr. Vignare currently serves as the Executive Director of the Personalized Learning Consortium at the Association of Public and Land Grant Universities. The PLC’s mission is to support public universities as they rapidly infuse technology that supports improved student learning, retention and graduation. It fosters multi-institutional cooperation and collaboration that advances the use of digital learning, adaptive courseware, and advising reforms to improve student access and success especially for underserved student populations.

The Future of Adaptive Learning Systems (Is Here!)