Sentence examples for group interactive from inspiring English sources

The center's exhibitions will be presented through graphics, projections, interactive kiosks and group interactive stations.

"More libraries are doing this because people are really looking for group interactive space," said Joyce Ogburn, president of the Association of College and Research Libraries.

Mr. Catalano, 31, had been a group account director at FUEL; Mr. Lellos, 35, had been group interactive creative director; and Mr. Silverstein, 31, had been interactive media director.

And since the things in rooms, whether museum-quality or flea-market finds, are what fascinate Maloney and Mallea the most, the resulting book is called "Stuff: The M (Group) Interactive Guide to Collecting, Decorating With, and Learning About, Wonderful and Unusual Things" (Pointed Leaf Press, $65).

Program evaluation feedback reinforced the efficacy of small group, interactive learning and full faculty engagement in IPE learning activities.

The imaging anatomy teaching incorporates didactic lectures in a large lecture theatre setting and small group interactive sessions in a modern anatomy laboratory.

This course consists of didactic lectures, small-group interactive activities, procedural training on unembalmed cadavers, full-scale human simulation of critical patient management scenarios, and career development sessions.

The course instructional strategies included large-group interactive sessions, small-group problem-solving activities, individual and group assignments, and informatics laboratory sessions.

OPs were actively involved in the identification of barriers and the implementation of solutions through the use of a Plan-Do-Check-Act (PDCA) approach in small-group interactive training meetings [ 26, 27].

Furthermore, our Dementia Training Program is a multifaceted program [ 33] and consists, in addition to individual coaching, of two small-group interactive workshops [ 34, 35] and a Computerized Clinical Decision Support System.

(free text) A range of qualitative methods were adopted and integrated, including unstructured interviews, structured interviews with vignettes, focus groups, interactive discussions, and collaboration and feedback from service-user mother and baby groups.