Sentence examples for content solve from inspiring English sources

And a recent article about so-called “crowd-sourcing” in Wired magazine breathlessly described how “everyday people using their spare cycles to create content, solve problems, even do corporate R&D” is the “new pool of cheap labor.”.

In a school context, positive behavioral engagement means actively participating in academic activities according to classroom norms; positive emotional engagement means exhibiting interest and happiness during academic activities; positive cognitive engagement means actively deploying strategies to understand content, solve problems, or otherwise use information (Fredricks et al., 2004).

They noticed emergent behavior around users wanting to "look cool" to their friends by finding the best content, solving for loneliness by finding friends in their own language, and even wanting to drive fame and celebrity in their own geographies.  .

"The reason that team-based learning is attractive to so many medical educators is that it is a practical approach for shifting the focus of education from covering content to applying the content to solve real and meaningful problems".

This not only changes the entire approach to managing content, it solves a fundamental content management conundrum — the more content you have, the harder it is to manage.

21Squared combines artificial intelligence with user-generated content to solve the problem.

Encryption of the content cannot solve the problem because it must be ultimately decrypted at legitimate users who are the potential traitors in the future.

Using scalable video content can solve the variable bandwidth problem only if the streaming architecture is able to react without latency.

However, their skill set and programming background might not be as strong, in this case they are more likely to access the material earlier to be able to understand the content and solve the problems in the assignment.

What if learning took place primarily in groups, as students worked together to uncover content and solve problems using the Internet?

Censorship may seem like the quickest and easiest solution, but Horvath and Hegarty don't believe banning men's magazines or restricting their content will solve the real issue.