Sentence examples for free collaborative from inspiring English sources
Wikipedia, which is free, collaborative and online, has eaten into sales of paper-bound alternatives.
Listen, if you will, to the story of Alice, an ordinary girl with ordinary webbed feet until the day she found fame! https://t.co/t2CqHX3qHn The site, which describes itself as "a free collaborative site featuring celebrity-feet pictures," claims to have "probably the largest celebrity feet database ever".
Listphile is a free collaborative list building tool that offers the openness of a wiki with the structure of a database.
The free, collaborative digital publishing environment now allows publishers to coordinate and communicate in realtime from first edit to final publish in the cloud.
Spiceworks has been called the "iTunes of IT" – a simple, easy and free collaborative IT management application and community used by technology managers in nearly 500,000 small businesses around the world to simplify everything IT.
The Spanish language version of Wikipedia will remain dark throughout the EU parliament vote — which is due to take place at 10 o'clock (UTC) on July 5. "We want to continue offering an open, free, collaborative and free work with verifiable content.
A passionate advocate advancing the art of instrumental collaboration, she serves on the faculty of the Perlman Music Program in Sarasota, and directs the tuition-free Collaborative Piano Fellowship program at the Bowdoin International Music Festival in Maine.
Yochai Benkler, a Harvard law professor, has described how the rise of free stuff, collaborative production and non-commercial products such as Wikipedia, create a glitch within capitalism.
WikiTree.com, for example, is a free and collaborative project created in 2008 to connect personal family histories with one worldwide family tree.
Not everything in the "blogosphere" is poetry, not every audio "podcast" is a symphony, not every video "vlog" would do well at Sundance, and not every entry on Wikipedia, the free and collaborative online encyclopedia, is 100% correct, concedes Mr Michalski.
It is a free WEB collaborative computational environment with free access dedicated to the terminological management.
