Which retail innovation strategy first introduced the concept of 'adaptive learning pathways' for mathematics, where the difficulty adjusts automatically based on student performance?

The educational technology (EdTech) market for mathematics has seen remarkable growth with innovative retail strategies transforming how math is taught and learned. Companies are competing to create the most effective digital tools for mathematics education, from adaptive learning platforms to AI-driven tutoring systems. This poll tests your knowledge about a significant retail innovation that has changed the mathematics education landscape.

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Pearson's MyMathLab (2001)
Khan Academy's Knowledge Map (2010)
McGraw-Hill's ALEKS system (1994)
Wolfram Alpha's Problem Generator (2009)