Adaptive Learning Market Size, Share, Growth Analysis, By End user(K-12, Higher Education, and Corporate), By Deployment(On-premises And Cloud), By Component(Solutions, Platforms and Services), By Region - Industry Forecast 2024-2031

Drivers

Temporary Closure of Institutions to Stimulate Demand for E-learning Software

• The COVID-19 pandemic is causing serious problems in education and industry. The temporary closure of schools, universities and institutions has severely affected students, teachers and skills development agencies. Although, some states have initiated plans to reopen educational institutions based on class size. The persistence of the virus may once again have shut down institutions. These decisions carry significant economic and social consequences and are expected to have a lasting impact on students and teachers. Meanwhile, e-learning platforms such as adaptive learning platforms can become indispensable for continuous learning. Even in the corporate world, upskilling has become increasingly important for professionals to prolong their careers in the current environment. The impending economic downturn is forcing companies to cut non-core jobs. The only two ways for employees to future-proof their work is to develop skills in areas where they are more likely to be continuously developed or more capable and qualified than a peer group Individualized teaching, time management, approach based on trust, ability to create personalized learning paths Adaptive learning software is expected to play an important role in this context due to its advantages such as , and personalized learning for heterogeneous group.

Growing Trend of Self-learning

• In the self-directed learning (SDL) approach, the student takes responsibility to learn at his/her own pace and time with or without the support of mentors. This approach enables students to assess, execute their own learning activities on and maintained. Adaptive learning software is one of the tools used in this approach that provides data about students taking training modules or e-learning courses. Using traditional methods, it is difficult to monitor the performance of each student. With the help of this platform, students’ performance can be checked online, and their learning experience can be changed. It not only helps to understand individual performance and needs but also shows progress and predicts students’ future performance. Thus, the growing trend towards self-directed learning is expected to drive the market growth.

Restraints

Challenges Associated with Software

• The design and development of an exchange curriculum must be done precisely because testing and creating exchanges is a complex task. Complete individuality and unlimited flexibility can be difficult to achieve, whereas limited flexibility can make students insecure. Furthermore, the complexity of supporting instructional formats such as audio and video can be time-consuming and difficult. The costs associated with purchasing software, training and trainers are very high. These factors may restrict the growth opportunities of the market.

Network Issues, Bandwidth Congestion and Latency Issues Related to Software

• Flexible curriculum is typically implemented in a school district or public cloud database. They rely on networks that are flexible, reliable and have good bandwidth so that students can access the applications anytime and anywhere. Latency issues, bandwidth congestion, and other network outages affect students’ overall performance in online exams. Adaptive learning solutions combine technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI), mixed reality, streaming and recorded video, and gamification systems. Concurrent use of such intensive bandwidth applications affects network capacity. Additionally, the rise of remote work, virtual meetings, and other systems has created communication logistics problems.