Sentence examples for collaborated with students from inspiring English sources

At the urging of Kim Grinfeder, a colleague at the University of Miami, where Ms. Steber has taught, she collaborated with students in a Web design class to produce her Haiti archive.

In the USA, Saint-Gobain Seals – a strategic business unit under Saint-Gobain Performance Plastics' Engineered Components sector of activity – reports that members of its team recently collaborated with students from Boston University to improve the production process for split piston rings.

The Huffington Post collaborated with students at the High School of Fashion Industries and Sealed Air to put together a fashion show that turns packing material into haute couture.

In 2010, The New York Times editors collaborated with students and faculty from New York University's Studio 20 Journalism Masters program to launch and produce The Local East Village, a hyperlocal blog designed to offer news "by, for and about the residents of the East Village".

Not in the traditional sense of academics collaborating with other academics, but academics collaborating with students.

Jerome Engel, executive director of the Lester Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation at the Haas School, said he supported the idea of competitions at Haas only after M.B.A. students pointed out that they provided an opportunity to collaborate with students in other parts of the university.

She began to experiment with unconventional lenses, collaborating with students in the optics lab at UNC Chapel Hill, and discovered that by using a magnifying sheet she could project an image while also refracting white light; she then developed a way to take photographs using this magnifying sheet as the lens.

As such, RLs are excellent platforms for students to network and collaborate with students from other.

This may include individual skills, such as spelling and writing, as well as interpersonal skills such as working in a team, or collaborating with students and teachers.

Slade and Prinsloo (2013) recommend collaborating with students on voluntarily providing data and allowing them to access DS outcomes to aid in their learning and development.

Padlet claims that its users are quite diverse, ranging from project managers using Padlets as creative white boards to teachers collaborating with students.