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"ADAPTIVE EDUCATIONAL PLATFORMS: LEVERAGING ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE FOR PERSONALIZED STUDENT LEARNING AND EVALUATION".
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- 1. Lecturer, Department of Computer Engineering and Digital Technologies, Andijan Branch of Kokand University, Uzbekistan.
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This article examines how a platform was developed to assess student knowledge and create personalized learning paths using artificial intelligence (AI). During the study, students took tests to measure their starting knowledge, and AI algorithms used these results to build adaptive learning paths. The findings showed a significant increase in students' knowledge and a greater mastery of weaker topics. The article explains the platform's structure, how it works, test results, and the effectiveness of its personalized learning paths. It also discusses possible future uses. The research confirms that AI technologies are effective in online and distance education.
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