Sentence examples for through collaboratively from inspiring English sources

To this end, we designed an adventure game, where pairs of children have to discover as much as they can about a virtual imaginary creature called the Snark, through collaboratively interacting with a suite of tangibles.

"American's NATO partners are worried that Donald Trump is going to leave the NATO summit, rush through his U.K. visit to go golfing, and then go and make a number of promises to Putin that won't really have been discussed or worked through collaboratively with Europe," Vinjamuri added.

Moreover, our study adopted a participatory approach whereby, over multiple phases, we shared control with participants in design decisions and exchanged our respective expertise (i.e., researchers on technological capabilities and participants on informal care practices) that could then be articulated through collaboratively designed artefacts [ 34].

This comes through collaboratively shaping a proposal until it meets as many of the participants' concerns as possible.

I think we're very aware that not everyone will be able to play it in that way, so we're making sure that the single-player experience is just as rewarding as going through it collaboratively.

In summary, through working collaboratively with parents, patients and professionals, and by employing a conceptual framework that explicitly acknowledges the importance of promoting parents' self-efficacy, we can offer new insights into the online support and information needs of individual parents within families managing home-based care of their child's CKD.

The couple discovers the Land – a ragtag group of about 60 souls, "a population" that has been living collaboratively through survivalist methods.

They can also produce a script individually or collaboratively through a Google doc and import their text into an online teleprompter like Cue Prompter or the Visioprompt app so they can record their audio while it scrolls up the screen using Audacity or Voice Record Pro.

Groupware is generally associated with small groups working collaboratively through a computer system.

By using the system, a virtual design team can work collaboratively through the web.

In the same sense, Krajcik and Blumenfeld (2006) argue that successful projects start with a driving question which students explore collaboratively through "authentic, situated inquiry" (p. 318).