Sentence examples for engage guide from inspiring English sources

Existing work leverages technology to engage, guide and interact with the visitors, neglecting the need of museum staff to understand the response of the visitors.

This study evaluates how a new quasi-professional health workforce – volunteer tutors – engage, guide and attempt to manage people with long-term conditions in the ways of 'good' self-management within the context of an online self-management course.

First, a 150th: Lewis Carroll's Alice in Wonderland was celebrated by Alice Is Still in Wonderland hosted by Siouxsie Sioux, who proved an engaging and engaged guide.

The Australian piece En Route was a hit in Edinburgh this summer, and now London has both Accomplice, a treasure-hunt-style performance that takes you on a secret trail around Southwark; and Lovers Walk, a gently engaging guided tour of the sites of a love affair, which layers real places with fiction in an intriguing fashion.

Layers can also provide an experience with interactivity, 3D objects and sounds for simulations of historical facts and engaging guided tours.

Today, the pageantry is reserved for the eight local 'maisons' (champagne houses), such as Taittinger and Mumm, whose musty cellars can be visited as part of engaging guided tours followed, of course, by tasting sessions (tours around £8; taittinger.fr, ghmumm.com).

Ali Catterall Mexican-French tenor Villazón is an engaged and engaging guide to the life of Giuseppe Verdi, whose works, Villazón insists "connect directly with the human soul; its joy, its suffering, its force".

Reedus too is a man of few words and gaze-interfering hair (some of the "Ride With" episodes were shot while last season's "Walking Dead" was still in production), but he is an engaged and engaging guide.

Studies show that when parents engage and guide their teens  with a light but steady hand, staying connected but allowing independence, their kids generally do much better in life.

Peer instruction has been shown to be beneficial in student-centred environments, where the teacher can engage and guide students instead of providing the explanations, spending more time with individual students who need attention, while allowing stronger students the freedom to learn independently (Abeysekera & Dawson, 2015).

In the context of marketing, you could say, "personalization is the process by which marketing delivers personalized experiences (to consumer and prospect) so as to engage and guide each individual through a set of predefined interactions and conversions".