Sentence examples for collaboration learning from inspiring English sources
"Not only is the focus mode not functioning optimally in most office environments, we found statistical evidence that the effectiveness of collaboration, learning and socialising suffers if the ability to focus is diminished," she added.
The supporting community increased the social and organisational mesh across the project network and increased mutual social relations such as collaboration, learning and understanding.
It opened up opportunities for collaboration, learning techniques from other fields, realizing that there are similar techniques from other fields.
University of Central Florida's libraries and librarians are vibrant, energy-filled macrocosms of collaboration, learning and innovation.
They "set the stage" not by setting direction but by creating an organization that is, first, united around share purpose, values, and rules of engagement (willingness) and, second, able to execute three difficult but crucial organizational skills (ability): collaboration, learning from trial-and-error, and integrating existing ideas in new ways.
These workspaces will provide tools for communication and collaboration, learning, searching for information, and an archive of peer-reviewed publications.
In the process of doing, the collaboration learns about its own story but it at the same time discovers the players engaged in the story.
Through their interactions, the members of the heterogeneous collaboration learn how to shape such research experiments within the walls of the JJI and they shape the process of the research together.
As it happened, however, the transatlantic collaboration learned enough about the pathogen within 36 hours of the patient's admission to confidently recommend a therapy, which led to the patient's complete recovery.
The environment, the opportunity to work in collaboration, learn something new, challenge myself and be inspired by the material that was there was ideal.
For the host, the residency isn't a marketing or communications exercise, and it's not a typical consultancy engagement – it's about co-design, collaboration and learning.
