Sentences with phrase «defining audience for their works»

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For the past few months, we've been researching how we can best serve you, our digital audience — and how that can best align with the work we're doing to better define Fred Hutch in the non-virtual world.

I worked on projects to create new marketing and sales material, to develop tools for employees to use, I helped craft new policies, draft employee communications, define new roles, and build culture initiatives - all because I understood the problem and had the empathy for the target audience.

We can choose to document why we made what we made in the first place, then measure how well it actually worked against that goal for the defined target audience.

This experience demonstrates several of the district's philosophical underpinnings: designing activities and assessments that require students to incorporate essential 21st century skills, allowing students to work on clearly defined tasks with clear expectations, conducting group work that requires true intellectual collaboration, and having an authentic audience for learners beyond the teacher or the proverbial refrigerator door.

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If we could define the audience that clearly for every book we worked on, it would make our jobs so much easier!