Sentence examples for interactive opportunity from inspiring English sources

Now, as a master's student in the Arts in Education Program, she's introduced them to the HGSE community, too, via a recent J-Term workshop — an interactive opportunity to hone the listening and quick-reaction skills that are as necessary in the classroom as on stage.

Mobile devices provide an interactive opportunity which moves with the consumer, in whatever geography or context they travel to, providing almost unlimited access to the consumer.

One interactive opportunity for fans will be a custom, bracket-style tournament on MSG's digital and social platforms that will encourage fans to express their own sneaker fandom and vote on the most iconic basketball sneakers of all time, such as the 1973 Puma Clydes to Patrick Ewing's original 1986 Adidas Attitude sneakers.

A confessional booth plastered with Backstreet Boys posters from over the years is another interactive opportunity where fans can "leave a message" for the band.

The brick-and-limestone museum offers visitors an interactive opportunity to play the role of the Decider, using touch screens (made in China?) to choose: Invade Iraq or no?

The day was designed not as a conference of people "presenting" information, but, rather, as a collaborative, interactive opportunity to generate shared knowledge and ways of moving forward together.

They fell back on building an alternative site that is generic in appearance and offers fewer interactive opportunities.

There are also a lot of interactive opportunities -- sing-alongs and audience participation bits -- to keep them from getting restless.

As a free alternative to Legoland, the official Lego flagship shop on Vimmelskaftet has plenty of interactive opportunities and some great inspirational building schemes.

Consider Active Learning: While digital learning often provides students with interactive opportunities, it also introduces new distractions, complexity, and equipment.

At the New Museum, Carsten Höller, a Brussels-born, Stockholm-based scientist-turned-artist and early adopter of relational aesthetics, will orchestrate a variety of interactive opportunities throughout the three main gallery floors in an exhibition appropriately subtitled "Experience".