"learnings" is not a word and would not be grammatically correct in a sentence.
Instead, you could use "their lessons" or "their knowledge." For example: - "The students were proud of their learnings from the class." - "The team shared their learnings from the project with their colleagues." - "She applied her learnings from the workshop to her daily work tasks."
But again, Facebook is opening all their learnings up.
So far, the startup has done about 600 interviews and shared some of their learnings here.
It also includes a way to save reading lists, so that users can come back to their learnings.
After a few years working on a consumer-facing product, the team decided to take all their learnings and technology and apply it to the B2B market instead.
If it doesn't, then the smallish teams usually scrap the product and build something else, using their learnings from the previous letdown.
Industries outside tech can use these models to jump-start their own efforts and contribute their learnings back to the open source community.
Each child creates their own e-portfolio (supplied by Realsmart), which allows them to show their learning-to-learn skills.
But increasingly, thousands of families unilaterally enroll their learning-disabled, emotionally disabled or autistic children in private schools — often with staggeringly high tuitions — and then seek reimbursement.
Steven Greenhouse (NYT) NEW JERSEY NEWARK: SCHOOL SUIT The parents of a Paterson teenager have sued the local school district, asserting that their learning-disabled son was excluded from a special education program.
Even the district's head of special education said that from everything she's seen, the schools are doing well with their learning-impaired students.
In this manner, while students receive mentored guidance from their instructor, they are allowed to use their "learning-by-doing" experiences to help construct, organize and support their own knowledge and educational advancement.
