Sentence examples for collaboratively solve from inspiring English sources

It was developed as a children's game, and it has sock puppet creatures called poppets that collaboratively solve puzzles to get a prize.

This paradoxical trick — using competition to collaboratively solve knotty problems — is the great untapped power of the Internet and social media, according to Shwetak Patel, who teaches computer science and engineering at the University of Washington.

StackExchange4 is a Q & A site, where users collaboratively solve problems through asking and answering questions in posts.

Peer-Led Team Learnisg (PLTL) is a learning methodology where a peer-leader co-ordinate a small-group of students to collaboratively solve technical problems.

Following this social interactionist and constructivist learning philosophy as the basis of reflective and critical pedagogy, learners are encouraged to engage in active learning, including to discuss, argue, negotiate ideas, and collaboratively solve problems (Jonassen et al. 2003).

Matched management strategies are accordingly proposed to collaboratively solve the trade-offs on inter-core communication, application performance, chip temperature, and system energy-efficiency in different design phases and aspects.

The tutors lead the instruction of the lessons, ask the student or virtual peers to solve problems, and prompt the real student to evaluate the virtual peer's solution or work collaboratively, solving individual parts of a multi-step problem.

While more work needs to be done to examine the impact of different chemicals on various reef organisms, we've proven that working collaboratively to solve shared problems is not only possible, but profitable.

The group has a staff of planners who work with communities to fight sprawl and protect the quality of life, and prefers to avoid litigation by working collaboratively to solve problems, said its executive director, Ned Sullivan.

There is also an online Group Discussion where students can communicate with each other or work collaboratively to solve complex subject topics.

This paper uses a case study approach to describe how engagement with Scratch and independent use of the IWB enabled children to work collaboratively to solve design challenges.