Steiner Waldorf schools, which exclude screen time before the age of 12 in favour of physical activity, art and experiential learning, are particularly popular with Silicon Valley executives and their UK counterparts.
Likelihood to win: Jungle are being given a good marketing push ahead of the awards – with their track Busy Earnin' currently on rotation throughout the "experiential" Amazon Fire Phone TV advert.
The curriculum has also been revamped to focus on experiential learning, problem solving and responsibility.
In an age of mobile devices, streaming video and infinite choice, it is easy to see the appeal of a technology, however expensive, that promises to accentuate the differences between immersive, experiential cinema and watching a film on a tablet.
Wealthier lives have, other things equal, a better experiential texture.
The future of shops will be increasingly defined by experiential spaces offering personalized service, integrated online and offline value propositions, and pop-up stores to satisfy demands for immediacy and surprise.4.4
Like all new and cool things, says Mr Williams, it's "experiential".
But it doesn't take long for most to see the link, thanks to such things as the experiential.
While the first nine months of the programme involved intensive coursework theory, case studies, analyses, group projects and presentations the second nine months have been largely experiential and focused on applying all of that learning.
Women play greater roles, and there are fewer parishioners for each pastor than in the Catholic church.The evangelical churches are also more "experiential", says Samuel Rodriguez, a third-generation Puerto Rican Pentecostal pastor and the president of the National Hispanic Christian Leadership Conference, an evangelical association.
To offset this, he is expanding his plazas' offerings in "experiential consumption": karaoke bars, cultural shows and other things that cannot be enjoyed on Alibaba.
