Sentence examples for engaging tutorials from inspiring English sources

The Khan Academy app enables users to easily navigate their way through comprehensive and engaging tutorials on subjects that range from raising venture capital to the Baroque period in art history.

The player may engage in tutorials, "quick missions", "single missions" and a campaign.

MENTOR was intended to engage in tutorial conversations that would train students, ranging from independent duty corpsmen to novice physicians, to perform medical examinations a typical STEM issue.

While we found that continuity was important to our students within their communication tutorials, they enjoyed engaging with a mix of specialists during their physical examination tutorials.

For less experienced coders, there are plenty of coding tutorials available online, but engaging with expert coders and watching their progress in real time could be much more educational.

They then engaged in collaborative tutorial sessions with the teacher and received feedback based on the DA principles.

A field experiment involving one such program aimed at reducing plagiarism through promoting students' understanding of plagiarism and effective strategies for avoiding plagiarism yielded significant positive effects: students who completed the Web-based tutorial engaged in significantly less plagiarism (Dee & Jacob, 2010).

I selected the life and travels of Charles Darwin because I anticipated it would not increase knowledge or decrease misconceptions of evolution, but was related to the general theme of the other tutorials so participants would remain engaged and complete the tutorial.

The startup may need to give VIPs a little tutorial with best practices for engaging calls, as a few I listened to were kinda awkward.

This chapter will look at the tutorial decision-making process from design to evaluation through the lens of instructional design and illustrate how evidence-based design practices when used in creating an online tutorial can make learning both effective and engaging for students.

could build support for today's more mundane goals of using programmed emotional capabilities to make Web sites, tutorial software and products like cars more responsive and engaging.