Sentence examples for information globally from inspiring English sources

Our work as educators has to centre on helping to meet future learning needs in courses/programs by fostering a culture of enquiry within a sustainable learning ecology that is shaped by the ubiquity of information, globally responsive pedagogical practices, academic integrity, and driven by collaboration and informal learning in multiple access points and through multiple mediums.

That attribute, simply put, was the ability to share information globally and, when everything was working, instantaneously.

That, he says, means gathering information globally and if there is a systemic risk, having the power to extend direct regulation to them.

The Church's faith in the power of ideas — and its fearsome capacity to spread information globally — goes a long way toward explaining this tension.

"When technology is used to its potential and with purpose in the classroom, it can provide children with a range of skills that I feel would benefit them in the world they are growing up into," he says, citing the ability to create rich content such as images, video and interactive presentations, share information globally and communicate with other people.

The report concluded that greater sharing of information globally is necessary to keep ahead of threats.

Its $20.5 billion figure referred solely to corporate information technology globally.

Developments in technologies are shaping information access globally.

It encodes both the local edge information and globally defined spatial information related to the intensity difference, the distance, and the direction of a voxel to a MDG source point.

However, in order to achieve the full capacity region, it usually requires a central computing resource (a scheduler with comprehensive knowledge of the network information) to globally allocate the system resources.

With respect to emerging economies, the ICT revolution, by making more, better, cheaper and faster exchange of information possible globally, may have the effect of reducing the country-specific risks associated with the development of new products and services.