For example, they believed that Twitter is a good tool to get insight into teachers' and peers' opinions, to close the gap between formal and informal learning, and to keep informed about education-related topics.
Ms. Bradshaw, who supported Mitt Romney in the primary, had signed up for the list to keep informed about a rival.
You might have failed to know what your fire was doing at all times (the second fire order) or to keep informed about fire weather (the first).
Nevertheless, the State Department's public announcement of Oct. 26 made the following suggestion: "American citizens, visitors and residents in Peru are encouraged to monitor local newscasts closely to keep informed about demonstrations, which are usually announced in advance".
Beth Cunningham, 23, studying an MA in journalism at the University of Sheffield, says: I'm not bored – I think this election is fascinating and it's important to keep informed about it.
Perhaps more importantly, however, is the fact that media reports allow the public to keep informed about contemporary scientific findings, and receive an "education" about recent research.
The service is still in private alpha, so to learn more you'll need to sign up with your email address in order to keep informed about the upcoming launch, or watch the demo video on the Silk website.
Its technology offers features that let developers track app statistics, while the app's users are pushed recommendations, and parents can keep informed about their child's learning progress.
(Sign up to keep informed about our work at the Rockridge Institute on framing the climate crisis).
I use social media like Twitter to keep informed about new materials vs. old materials and more sustainable choices for studio practices and building technologies.
Yet, if you've made even a modest effort in the last year to keep informed about anything other than this seemingly interminable presidential campaign, you will know that there are serious problems in law enforcement departments around the country.
