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I think an example of digitalisation contributing to individualisation would be the benefits of multimodal digital resources that serve as visual aids for those students that have trouble focusing on texts without pictures or moving stimuli. An example of digitalisation contributing to differentiation would be group projects that communicate via technological devices in a context where students with different levels cooperate.

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There are many alternative interactive tools that can make learning more dynamic, such as Kahoot and Quizlet. In addition, multimedia resources (videos, podcasts...) adapt to different learning styles, making the content more accessible and engaging for everyone.

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The first examples that came to mind were apps like Duolingo or Rosetta Stone, which adapt content based on the learner's pace and performance. But this is only in regards of education, there are many other fields where digitalization contributes to individualization: streaming platforms such as Netflix, where they show you shows you might like according to what you have already watched or Tik Tok, where the algorithm works in such a great way that keeps its user hooked to the app.

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Digitalization offers many ways to promote adaptability to each student. For example, apps like Quizlet are great because students learn at their own pace since they can customize how they learn by, for example, creating their own flashcards. In this way, students develop autonomy. I also think tools like Kahoot or Bamboozle make learning fun and interactive, helping students stay engaged with the material. These tools make it easier to adapt teaching to different learning styles and interests.

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There are many apps and websites that promote digitalization like bamboozle, kahoot, etc. These online games are helpful to reinforce students' knowledge. They can also work with songs and youtube videos that motivate them to learn new vocabulary and grammar structures.

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Digitalisation makes learning very personal, like with language apps that change based on how you’re doing or AI tools that give you feedback right away. Online classes and blended learning let you move at your own pace. Plus, you’ve got stuff like quizzes that adjust to your skill level or virtual classrooms where you can pick between videos, podcasts, or reading—whatever works best for you. It’s all about making learning fit your style and abilities.

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There are many interactive tools that make learning more dynamic and personalized. The first that comes to my mind is Kahoot because I love it and I consider is a good way to engage students into the theme studied. More interactive tools could be Quizlet, Classcraft or Flipgrid.

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Websites such as Kahoot or Bamboozle (students love it and use it even in their free time, it's like playing games) or even apps like Duolingo (it isn't the best way to learn English but some students get obsessed with it and gain a lot of vocabulary).

Another good one is Quizlet. It’s perfect for students to make their own sets of flashcards, but works better with teenagers and adults.

There are also websites such as en.islcollective.com where they can watch videos with subtitles, organized by level.

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People can use different tools such as kahoot, online courses, online quizzes, podcasts, video lessons, interactive apps...

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Online games (Gimkit, Minecraft education edition) and quizzes (Kahoot!, quizlet) are a great way for teachers to adapt their lessons according to students' needs or interests.

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Every kind of digital tool such as podcasts, language-learning apps, platforms to talk to others or even play with them

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Digital tools can personalize learning through platforms like language apps that adapt to individual progress or using AI-driven assessments that provide instant feedback. Online courses or blended learning allow students to learn at their own pace. Differentiation is also seen in interactive tools like quizzes with varied difficulty levels, or virtual classrooms where students can choose resources that suit their learning style, whether it’s videos, podcasts, or reading materials. These tools help cater to diverse needs and abilities.

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Digitalisation may allow to offer more detailed and adapted exercises for the different students' levels. Moreover, it could allow a more interactive way of learning with some platforms such as kahoot to review the topic or quizlet to review the vocabulary to adapt them to each students' levels.

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Digitalization helps personalize learning by offering tools that adapt to individual needs.Digital tools like video lessons, podcasts, and interactive simulations also cater to different learning styles, helping students learn in ways that suit them best.

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I think some types of quizzes such as Kahoot are interesting as they keep them engaged and focused on structures, and questions of all kinds can be incorporated. Other activities that can be fun and accessible for all types of learners are the use of songs or memory cards.

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Digitalization can help students focus on their weaknesses and improve them by playing games that are fun and interactive. They will learn and improve without noticing.

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Teachers can create different quizzes on the same topic, and adapt each of them to the needs and levels of different students. Also maybe interactive games and activities where they can show their individuality and choose between different scenarios or activities.

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There are tools that allow creating an online class in which every student has an avatar that evolves and receives points and other sort of prizes as they do activities and collaborate with their classmates, and they feel rewarded at the same time. Besides, they can personalize their avatar so that they truly feel represented.

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With AI, for example, we can quickly adapt the same activity to the preferences and interests of 20 students. This could range from offering personalized readings based on each student's tastes to designing tailored materials. For instance, we could have a vocabulary-focused text for each student, but with different content suited to their level or interests, while still covering the same vocabulary. And the same with all activities, questions, projects... If we keep an initial portfolio with the tastes and preferences of each student, we use AI to adapt any activity we do to their interests.

Universitat de València, Spain

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Online quizzes like Quizlet adapt to students' answers, allowing teachers to adjust lessons based on each student's progress. This helps personalize learning by meeting individual needs and skill levels.

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Digitalization in education supports individualization and differentiation through various tools, such as adaptive learning platforms, online tutoring services, interactive apps, and approaches like flipped classrooms.

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There are some digital tools such as personalized feedback or online assessment which can contribute to individualization

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Tools like language learning, online assessment, virtual classrooms and gamifies learning platforms can allow learners to practice at their own pace, provide instant feedback, guide students and motive them while learning.

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Online games are very useful when it comes to reviewing. Kahoot or Blooket are examples. Also, using interactive videos or songs to learn verbal tenses. LyricsTraining is a web that has lots of songs in different languages.

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Some digital tools such as quizlet allow students t ocreate their own quizzes and revision material, which is a great example of individualization

Paris Nanterre

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The teacher can give different activities and exercises adapted to the level of the students, it can be done in different ways (e.g. "carrousel" activities).

Students can use different ressources like apps and websites to improve their level.

Université Paris Nanterre, France

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I think that learning apps that we can download on our phones contribute to individualisation because you often have to take a test and depending on your results, the app will personalize the learning process. Chap GPT is also a great tool.

Université Paris Nanterre, France

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Digitalisation may hep teachers to give specific homework or exercises to each children/students according to their needs.

Université Paris Nanterre, France

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It could be easy with individualisation to find resources that are linked with the group's interest, and it could also be cool for example for differentiation to create some links where students can click if they feel that they need an information they don't have for the task

Université Paris Nanterre - France

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Digitalization may allow students to create their own revision ressources, adapted to the way they tend to learn best. They could also find pieces of writing that interest them, in the targeted language, so that each person can read something that interest them and all get to practice reading in the target language.

Université Paris Nanterre, France

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I think it would be very interesting to include the students in the improvement or creation of digital material; it familiarize them with the digitalization and include them in the whole process.

Paris Nanterre

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People can use kahoot, flashcards or any websites to test their knowledge

Université Paris Nanterre, France

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Some websites allow people, especially students, to create and share lessons on many different topics and create tests and flashcards to learn. The majority of the material is made by students from scratch.

Université Paris Nanterre, France.