Sentence examples for collaborative socially from inspiring English sources

He arrives back in town not a minute too soon, a prophetic inspiration to artists like Rirkrit Tiravanija, Olafur Eliasson and other collaborative, socially inclined, architecturally venturesome figures attuned to the scrappy 1970s spirit.

She also received an Individual Engagement Grant from the Wikimedia Foundation and runs the collaborative, socially-engaged project, Women of Wikipedia (WOW!) Editing Group that empowers high school-aged women to close the gender gap by researching and editing Wikipedia articles.

The mission of the "Resolution Project" is to develop socially responsible young leaders and empower them to make a positive impact today through collaborative social entrepreneurship.

But whatever work he did as the years went on — as an architect, a magazine publisher, an entrepreneur, an artist, a blogger — was in some way collaborative, interactive, socially directed.

A key finding was that design engineers' work involves considerable technical engineering work (62.92% of time) and socially collaborative work (40.37% of time).

Anneli's particular interest is in storytelling and how it can motivate young learners and families by providing self­-expressive, socially collaborative, and playful literacy learning opportunities.

In the Playful Words project at the MIT Media Lab's Social Machines group, we follow a design approach that is child-driven and machine-guided, in order to develop technologies that empower children by providing self-expressive, socially collaborative, and playful literacy learning opportunities.

Mr. McCallum and Ms. Tarry, New York artists, are known for their socially minded, collaborative art projects.

Traditional pricing strategy is by definition antagonistic, but it needs to become a more socially conscious, collaborative exercise.

This viral aspect of OS licenses acts to socially engineer desirable collaborative outcomes by requiring additional sharing of software improvements.

Collaborative ties are seen as socially desirable, especially so in this network context, so respondents could have exaggerated their links to others.