"online involvement" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe someone's participation or engagement in online activities or communities. Here is an example sentence: "His online involvement has greatly increased since he joined a gaming forum and started streaming on Twitch."
These authors found that white extremist movements were indeed using the services and facilities provided by the Internet to recruit new members and encourage investment and further online involvement in the activities of the organisation.
Nonprofits can apply to attend a summit designed to help the organizations garner online involvement.
Conversations about so-called "Slactivism" - liking a cause on Facebook or putting a 'Twibbon' on your Twitter avatar -usually center around whether or not this type of online involvement ends at the 'like', or is followed by actions in real life.
In addition to the features mentioned by Probst and Borzillo, self selection, a desire to knowledge share and the blending of face-to-face and online involvement are desirable.
Social-relational issues have been seen as a key component of achieving project effectiveness [5] and enhancing online group involvement and collaboration [6].
He has also been abused online since his involvement was revealed.
As news of the project spread during the weekend, misgivings began to percolate online about the involvement of Mr. Stone, whose films about John F. Kennedy's assassination and Richard M. Nixon's presidency have been criticized as historically inaccurate and conspiracy minded.
Moving from online to more involvement in in-store sales efforts isn't going to be cheap, even if you take a relatively hardware-light approach.
Arguably the most potent combination will be involvement online and identification with the terrorist group, in addition to exposure to recruiters and opportunities to engage in support behaviours in the physical world.
That means telling people you're interested in meeting someone, staying socially active and managing online expectations and involvement.
A recent study demonstrated that patients were better able to understand the results of a GRS delivered during an in-person genetic counseling session compared with results delivered online with no involvement of a genetic counselor.
