Sentence examples for mentoring online from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, with my newly bestowed TED Prize, my team and I will build The School in the Cloud, a learning lab in India where children can embark on intellectual adventures by engaging and connecting with information and mentoring online.

Using its best practices of peer mentoring, online peer communities and community-based peer support groups, TAPS brings resources, hope and healing to families of the fallen 24/7/365 worldwide.

Earlier this week after his prize was announced, he asked the global TED community to help realize his dream to build the ultimate School in the Cloud, a learning lab in India that connects children with information and mentoring online.

If you aren't 100% okay with mentoring a teenager face-to-face, there are quite a lot of of "e-Mentoring" (mentoring online) sites out there.

Of the 10 websites assessed, only four (Map of Medicine, mentor online, GP online, and patient.co.uk) mentioned persistent tinnitus, and only five (Map of Medicine, GP notebook, CKS, GP online, and patient.co.uk) mentioned cranial nerve symptoms, but never in the context of it being a criterion for referral to secondary care.

In addition, more than 35 million people used computers and mobile devices to access Goodwill education, training, mentoring and online learning services to strengthen their skills.

Mr. Mitra said in a statement posted on the TED Web site that he would use the prize money to build the "School in the Cloud," a learning lab in India, where children can engage with information and mentors online.

If you're not a Twitter regular you probably haven't heard of Bond, but he is a 16-year-old conservative commentator who has found mentors online in rightwingers Miranda Devine, Paul Murray and Joe Hildebrand and gained himself a bit of a profile.

People are matched with a mentor online and interact online and via Google Hangouts.

It then customizes its curriculum to meet their need, places them in a cohort with their peers, pairs them with a mentor who's an expert in their subject area and, as the student works through the curriculum, they meet with their mentor online once a week to review their work, solve any problems that have come up and discuss best practices, etc.

CKS, mentor-online, GPonline and eMedicine did not mention it.