Assigning students meaningful roles (Rutter 1981), such as setting up equipment for an assembly, taking roll, or taking photographs for communicating desirable school functions, are activities that organize useful behavior.
This chapter explores the ways peers can be organized into useful content-delivery networks.
Electronic medical record (EMR) systems have transformed diabetes management by providing organized and useful data.
But already, this model gives researchers a better sense of how chromosomes are organized, a useful insight for both basic and biomedical research, Dekker says.
Most participants found the information on BKS well organized (79%), useful (79%), adequate (63%) and easy to navigate through (87%).
Networks can greatly advance data sharing attitudes by providing organized and useful data sets on marine biodiversity in a friendly and shared scientific environment.
However, the construction of organized and useful data sets designed for a diverse array of users faces many challenges, from data acquisition and standardization to accurate and efficient outputs.
Swarm intelligent systems, or artificial swarms, self-organize into useful emergent structures that are capable of solving complex problems, but are difficult to control and predict.
Disinhibition is present, releasing connections to adjacent or distant neural populations for use (Jacobs and Donoghue 1991), but this has not yet been organized into a useful alternative system.
In "Establishing, Managing and Protecting Your Online Reputation: A Social Media Guide for Physicians and Medical Practices," Dr. Pho and Ms. Gay offer highly organized key points, useful statistics and exuberant testimonials from doctors who have successfully leapt over the digital divide.
