Compared to a lighthouse or a beacon, the work will send its light pulses into the city, presenting an "experiential set-up that explores the effects that the light impulses might have on the mood, relaxation, attention, and creativity of viewers," according to Artlyst.
By interacting with HS and MS students in an experiential learning setting, undergraduate students had the opportunity to apply skills and knowledge in a real-world situation, which may allow for deeper understanding of the course content.
Respondents described experiential futures as an immersion event involving an identified cultural setting.
Studies of student expectations of CBE highlighted that students valued experiential patient-centred learning and tutor supervision in the community setting.
The Ministry of Health should explore possibilities of supporting hospitals that are providing initial experiential training to provide reliable access to the Internet by setting up resource centres and local area networks (LANs).
This experiential disparity is often linked to psychological comorbidities unidentified in the primary (dental) care setting.
Most low-income and even middle-income students cannot meet the academic and experiential benchmarks that elite schools set.
Here, the value of ε is set in an experiential way, but it can still lead to a reasonable result.
Examples include teacher Diana Laufenberg of Philadephia's public Science Leadership Academy challenging students to set their own experiential learning agendas, Loveland, Colorado's district approved Be You House learning lab and Providence, Rhode Island's The MET.
From Judy Chicago's A Butterfly for Brooklyn to the 2008 Beijing Olympic's giant footsteps seen "walking" across a skyscape, the future of pyrotechnics looks set to marry experiential art with science.
