Despite this favorable rent, Mr. Berger said that his foundation, like a number of nonprofit groups, eventually hopes to move to a collaborative-use building that would accommodate its office needs as well as offer work space to artists, space for community groups, and incubator space for small arts organizations.
8 Below we draw out a framework for collaborative use of outcome data between clinical leads and funders drawing on learning from CORC's experience in the challenging environment of child mental health.
Web 2.0, a term encompassing the collaborative use of information technology (blogs, social media, podcasts) has increasing relevance to EM education [ 14].
The most obvious is that the shift from formative analysis to summative model building involves a move from the collaborative use of methods for the secondary analysis of qualitative data to the individual interpretation of its outcomes.
The goal was to explore how to form a science collaborative using the IUGONET project12 (Abe et al. 2014; Yatagai et al. 2015), the European Union ESPAS project13 and the GFZ ISDC.
Evaluation is still worthwhile, but may shift focus to understanding what methods a particular collaborative used, and what seemed to work or not and in what circumstances.
We acknowledged the NSF DBI-0216233 MRI grant "Acquisition of a Scanning Electron Microscope for Collaborative Use at Rutgers, Camden" for the acquisition of the Arabidopsis SEM images in this work.
With the success of Building Information Modeling (BIM) and because construction planning is largely collaborative, there is an increasing interest for the collaborative use of 4D simulation.
To analyze the dynamics within the topic of a collaborative, we use the ANT-notion of problematisation [ 14], which involves a dynamic way of defining and constructing the problem.
This project gives students an opportunity to produce a collaborative presentation using the synchronous editing capabilities of Google Docs.
