learningloop

noun
UK /ˈlɜː.nɪŋ.luːp/
US /ˈlɝː.nɪŋ.luːp/

A learning loop is a cycle where you try something, see what happens, and use that to get better.

The teacher set up a learning loop so students could practice, check their mistakes, and try again.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. In computer science, a learning loop is a repeating process where a program improves itself using the results of each round.

The AI's learning loop ran thousands of times to sharpen its predictions.

3. In business, a learning loop is a routine where teams review results and adjust their plans.

Our weekly learning loop helps the team fix problems before they grow.

4. In education, a learning loop is the back-and-forth between a learner and a teacher or tool that guides the next step.

The app creates a learning loop by giving hints right after each answer.