Sentence examples for participation of digital from inspiring English sources

The participation of Digital Grid — which has backed other companies in the area of smart devices and virtual reality — underscores the bigger direction that we have seen Razer take as a company in the recent years and its intention to keep pushing ahead into new ways of gaming.

Last year, for example, a group of artists boycotted a summit meeting that has been held annually by Creative Time since 2009, saying they objected to the participation of a digital art center supported by the Israeli government.

"We have recently signed contracts to provide next generation access to 95% across Scotland and will be actively promoting digital participation as this new network rolls out across the country, and the Scottish government, working with SCVO, have appointed a director of digital participation to help get our most digitally excluded communities online".

Chris Yiu, director of digital participation at the Scottish Council for Voluntary Organisations, has a great blog.

A self-reported questionnaire regarding information and communication technology (ICT) access and ICT competency, Scale of Digital Participation of Elementary School Students, designed by the authors, was used to collect data.

The report, called Spreading the Benefits of Digital Participation, said that while geography in Scotland was a barrier to broadband access for some, particularly in remote regions, the cost of broadband connection was the major obstacle for most of those who remained offline.

This, says the voice, is because there will be an element of digital "audience participation", news of which provokes much chuckling but which I know for a fact makes every British person want instantly to run and hide in the toilet.

A technology-run world, while allowing young people access to invaluable resources and learning opportunities, also brings forth parenting challenges that include profitable participation in digital literacy/curriculum, management of screen time, protection from cyber crimes such as cyberbullying, filtering age-appropriate content, and more.

A key design goal for any group decision-making system is the promotion of participation, yet there is little research that explores how the features of digital voting systems themselves can be shaped to configure participation appropriately.

In this paper we propose a framework that explores the design space of digital voting from the perspective of participation.

The difference between then and now is that the ubiquity of digital access points can enable global participation in the national project as never before.