Sentence examples for providing technology support from inspiring English sources
For Zhu, Sun, and Riezebos (2016), teacher presence is manifest in terms of instructional design, facilitating and directing instructions, and providing technology support.
The combination of providing technology support through development, Software Development Kits (SDKs), a controlled test and release process to the App Store and a flexible and transparent business model should allow the OEMs, and potentially third parties, to obtain and release software more quickly, while still protecting brand and quality.
The change was intended to reflect the company's increasing emphasis on providing technology support to businesses rather than simply selling computers.
This could be anything from serving hot dogs to people outside the home improvement store to providing technology support to major players in the business world.
Fujitsu Services will help clients maintain hardware systems, operate help desks and otherwise provide technology support services.
The article also misstated the current relationship between Npower and CompuMentor, nonprofits that provide technology support to other charities.
It provides technology support services to specialist NHS facilities, essentially operating as a clinical systems integration supplier with highly focused outsourced service provision.
Edward's tutor, Jenny Chan, was an hour away in Midtown, on a bustling trading floor at JPMorgan Chase, where she provides technology support.
NPower sells annual memberships to nonprofits on a sliding scale, at a maximum of $500, and provides technology support services to members for about $60 an hour -- less than half the going rate in the for-profit realm.
Andrew Rasiej, a member of the task force that originated the technology proposal and the founder of Mouse, a nonprofit agency that provides technology support to schools, said he believed the cost of the system would be below that estimated by Andersen.
"The system could be entirely paid for independent of the traditional government funding structure," and without using any money currently going to the city's schools, said Andrew Rasiej (pronounced rah-SHAY), the founder of Mouse, a nonprofit agency that provides technology support to schools.
