Abstract
In this digital age, personalized e-learning experiences are becoming more important. These use big data analytics to make sure that educational material and delivery methods are tailored to each learner's needs. This abstract talks about how big data analytics can be used to make e-learning more personalized, focused on its methods, benefits, and problems. In e-learning, big data analytics makes it possible to gather, process, and look at huge amounts of student data to find useful information. Based on things like learning styles, growth rates, and tastes, these findings are used to make learning situations more relevant to each person. Educators can create unique learning paths that keep students interested and help them remember what they've learned by combining data from different sources, such as how students interact with course materials, test results, and demographic data. Big data analytics makes personalized e-learning possible, which has many benefits. Customized material that is based on learners' hobbies and skill levels makes them more interested and motivated. Adaptive learning systems change in real time to offer more help or tasks, which improves how well students learn. Insights gleaned from data help teachers make better lessons and plan for when students need extra help. This makes teaching more effective overall. On the other hand, there are some problems with using big data analytics in e-learning. Privacy worries about collecting and using learning data mean that strong data security methods and following the rules are needed. Also, combining different types of data and making sure the quality of the data is good is hard to do technically and needs advanced analytics tools and knowledge.
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