Mr. McCallum and Ms. Tarry, New York artists, are known for their socially minded, collaborative art projects.
He arrives back in town not a minute too soon, a prophetic inspiration to artists like Rirkrit Tiravanija, Olafur Eliasson and other collaborative, socially inclined, architecturally venturesome figures attuned to the scrappy 1970s spirit.
This viral aspect of OS licenses acts to socially engineer desirable collaborative outcomes by requiring additional sharing of software improvements.
But whatever work he did as the years went on — as an architect, a magazine publisher, an entrepreneur, an artist, a blogger — was in some way collaborative, interactive, socially directed.
Whatever that "ism" turns out to be, it needs to be all of the following: ethically and environmentally responsible; socially and geographically inclusive; collaborative; networked; sensitive to nature; and savvy enough to make the most of: a) leaps in technology, and b) both globalism and localism.
Built on extensive praxis and a growing body of empirical inquiry at UOIT, Canada, the Fully Online Learning Community model is a community-oriented, digital-learning model guided by a strong democratic orientation, and a commitment to socially and cognitively rich, collaborative learning.
We come closest to this ideal at primary level, with many socially integrated learning environments, where collaborative learning and creativity are encouraged.
Source: Kirkness & Barnhardt 2001 [ 63] Generally, socially responsible medical voluntourism is a collaborative process that considers the full participation of local communities, local healthcare workers, and local health authorities [ 54].
Collaborative ties are seen as socially desirable, especially so in this network context, so respondents could have exaggerated their links to others.
Collaborative learning, by definition, means that students have to become socially active and achieve learning goals in a group-based environment.
