Sentence examples for immediacy convenience from inspiring English sources
In the history of m-learning, initial definitions were more device-driven (focusing in immediacy, convenience, access and mobility) while the latter ones are more personal and social-driven, exploring affordances that relate to new technological features of mobile devices such as location awareness, motion detection and augmented reality (Baran, 2014: 18).
(S10) Respondents described the immediacy and convenience of accessing information right at the time when it was needed: I think that it's always best learning when you look things up right away … you don't have to wait, because if you wait until the end of the day and look everything up things get dropped off the list.
"Part of the appeal of digital reading is that nobody necessarily knows what you're reading," admits Cooper, "but I think the immediacy and the convenience of e-reading is a stronger pull.
Due to its convenience, immediacy and reduced cost, the phone call is the most commonly used alternative [ 1, 4, 5].
Many of those reading unauthorized electronic versions of "Phoenix" last week said they were doing so for the convenience and immediacy, not because they were free.
Students can engage with the content on their own time, as Curious eschews the traditional scheduling approach, opting for convenience and immediacy.
The convenience and immediacy of social networking can easily allow us to forget our manners.
While you might be aware of the convenience and immediacy with which the device allows you to read the latest part of the Fifty Shades trilogy, you might not be aware that Amazon are happily recording data from your Kindle using their Whispersync technology.
13 The convenience and immediacy of outpatient treatment may seem advantageous over traditional practice.
