Sentence examples for connection to content from inspiring English sources

— Michael Schneider More About Facing History and Ourselves: I'm teaching 11th grade U.S. history here in New York City, and I've been relying heavily on the Facing History and Ourselves stuff, which has a central focus on social justice and emotional connection to content.

Their video recognition technology operates at 60fps, meaning that you can take a picture of a video on the TV or computer and get a direct connection to content the brand is trying to offer you.

"When we as an audience start taking part in content we have a much more emotional commitment, an emotional connection to content… and that will eventually in the long run when the format evolves to other stuff [mean people are willing to pay]," he said.

On the other hand, constructivist perspectives of film response assume that meaning is (almost) entirely derived by the viewer, and there is no inherent connection to content (Hall, 1980), a view voiced by Tarantino in the second quote at the beginning of this paper.

Content Centric Networking (CCN) is an emerging network architecture, shifting from an end-to-end connection to a content centric communication model.

Essentially, Aha uses a smartphone's Bluetooth connection to funnel content, like hundreds of streaming Internet radio stations, to the vehicle's in-dash system for playback over the car's stereo.

The intimate and immediate nature of tapping to activate and releasing to stop makes it feel like you have a real physical connection to the content.

The increase in strategies and activities, in particular, demonstrates that after the initial course the teachers provided greater support for language and thinking in connection to the content and language objectives.

This is a sophisticated audience that processes multiple streams of information faster than ever before, and craves a deeper connection to the content that can be shared across social profiles.

Users who feel they are getting shortchanged can walk away with no penalties, or as the EC puts it, "the obligation on providers to provide unhindered connection to all content, applications or services being accessed by end-users – also referred to as Net Neutrality – while regulating the use of traffic management measures by operators in respect of general internet access".

Relevance is a concept that describes when students find a meaningful connection to STEM content or related careers and is a critical component in fostering the positive feelings associated with intrinsic motivation (Shernoff et al., 2003).