Sentence examples for engagement patterns from inspiring English sources

This study provides empirical evidence in a mobile learning environment that suggests female students engaged in group learning modes, supported with video material, had different engagement patterns than male students.

After a month you should be able to see engagement patterns emerge on certain days, times and topics.

This allows machine learning algorithms, for example, to predict audience behaviour more accurately by statistically modelling historic viewing and engagement patterns.

In May 2011, Grueskin, along with Ava Seave and Lucas Graves, co-authored "The Story So Far: What We Know About the Business of Digital Journalism," a report that examines online traffic and engagement patterns, emerging news platforms, paywalls, aggregation and new sources of revenue.

When you add in an understanding of the user's engagement patterns, you greatly improve the success of engagement.

Two engagement patterns emerged from this study: active learners completed the course thoroughly and passive learners visited the course periodically.

This engagement pattern seems to exist no matter where we draw the lines, so we need to change this incentive and not just remove content. .

But Android's install base and app-engagement patterns are far from being the only reasons for this ongoing trend of iOS-first on mobile.

In that period, many B2B media companies have leveraged data extracted from content-engagement patterns into account-based marketing and predictive analytics programs, building new revenue streams that complement or supersede advertising.

That result and the fact that what students did on Facebook was more predictive of outcomes suggests that Facebook use in and of itself is not detrimental to student engagement– certain patterns of access and certain uses of the site will lead to positive outcomes, while other patterns of access and types of usage will lead to negative ones.

The secondary outcome measures are engagement and patterns of use within the cases and collected from the online environment (see Table  1).