Considering Adaptive Learning? 3 PC Essentials You Can’t Live Without
Educators are
banking on the power of adaptive technology to tailor education to students’
needs. It “learns” what a student needs to achieve successful outcomes, and then
delivers tailored instruction based on the student’s learning style and the
classroom goals. Adaptive technology provides personalized learning that:
• Adjusts the pace of instruction to best
suit a student’s needs.
• Gives students more time on coursework they
don’t understand.
• Reduces student time on material they have
mastered.
• Supports student learning with recorded
lectures, live chat, and video collaboration.
Many universities
are seeing impressive results from their adaptive learning programs. Arizona
State University has seen a 47 percent drop in student withdrawals in their adaptive
learning course. Colorado Technical University increased pass rates by 27 percent with adaptive
learning.
These successes
aren't hard to understand. Adaptive learning technology is a powerful
educational tool that uses artificial intelligence and predictive analytics to
serve up the most appropriate educational content, while satisfying the many diverse
types of learning that include:
• Sight: Some people learn and retain
information best with visual cues and examples.
• Sound: Auditory learners rely on listening
to retain information.
• Speech: Talking through complex concepts
can help some learners advance understanding.
• Touch: Learning by doing relies on the use
of touch and interaction to retain information.
Adaptive Learning
Challenges? Old technology.
Getting the most
from adaptive learning goes only as far as the technology that supports it. As
schools move toward digitally enhanced initiatives, they’re facing the need to
upgrade obsolete (or inadequately configured) technology.
With so many diverse
types of desktop, laptop, and tablet devices to choose from, educators are
struggling to determine the best investment. School districts looking to
maximize their IT spend are putting mobile touch PCs at the top of their list because
they satisfy a larger range of learning styles.
Mobile devices
configured with convertible form factors, touch screens, and digital inking
support adaptive learning in the following ways:
• Portability: Lightweight form factors and
wireless connectivity satisfies online learners on the go.
• Flexibility: Devices can be in laptop or
tablet mode based on the task being performed.
• Engagement: Touch and speech-to-text
features provide more interaction with digital content.
• Collaboration: Video lets students and
educators collaborate anytime, anywhere.
Standard for Success: HP
ProBook x360
It stands to reason
that mobile technology that can be adapted to many different environments (and
learning styles) would be best suited to adaptive learning and better student
outcomes in general. Education edition PCs, like the HP ProBook x360 11 G1 EE Notebook PC, support adaptive
learning in three important ways:
1. HP ProBook x360 11 G1 EE features a
360-degree hinge that lets students convert the device from a notebook to a tablet
to a stand to a tent — ideal for blended learning.
2. Dual cameras let students present and share
with video content that aids collaboration and information-sharing.
3. Touchscreens on the HP ProBook x360 11 G1
EE let students annotate, draw, and add notes on-screen with touch technology
and optional Active Pen for digital inking.
As an HP Platinum
Partner, Sehi Computer Products helps schools configure and deploy
touch-enabled, mobile PCs to support adaptive learning. We’re experts in the
needs of K-12 and higher education schools. We have 35 years of experience and hold
contracts in many school districts. Contact us to learn more.
Midwest/Eastern
Region 800.233.7344 salesmi@sehi.com | Western Region 800.346.6315
salesca@sehi.com
Sehi Computer
Products, Inc. | 2930 Bond Street, Rochester Hills, MI 48309 | www.sehi.com
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