Sentences with phrase «seen much engagement»

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You can see engagement metrics on individual tweets, your top media tweets, overall impressions, profile visits, and much, much more.

L'Oreal, for instance, saw much more engagement when it pushed out branded frames instead of emojis on picture editing apps recently.

I want to see much more employee - engagement and more varied representative boards — including many more women.

Well, if you've been following some of the basic best practices of engaging your community and building authentic relationships with that community, I suspect you may not see much of a change in your engagement levels.

We have seen on the Democratic and Republican sides much more discussion and engagement with the voters.»

In his excellent talk on user cohorts, Hub People CEO Michael O'Sullivan revealed that women registered much higher rates of engagement on the platform's «content» than men — seeing close to 60 % engagement on the platform's blogs, and 35 % on other forms of media.

Students working toward clear, desirable goals within their range of perceived achievable challenge, reach levels of engagement much like the focus and perseverance we see when they play their video games.

«It blew my mind to see how much student engagement and perseverance increased and how much less anxiety I started to see in the classroom, especially as a math classroom,» Campos said.

While we'd love to see this occur in all of our classrooms, we must set our expectations for student engagement much higher.

Much of its promotion seems to consist of features on its own website, but there's nothing to enable you to see what kind of traffic and engagement the website gets.

It's nice to see Sony branching out as much as they can in terms of their community engagement.

The sound in Modern Warfare 3 hasn't really strayed far from the other engagements in the series, and the graphics (while slightly updated) also hasn't seen much of a facelift.

We intentionally designed our app so the viewer would see once piece of art at a time (iPad its primarily on your wall, and iPhone its in a card view), so that we could measure engagement in a much more meaningful way than most platforms.

Much of Van Eck's focus at the MCA had been on audience engagement and extending the MCA's reach into the community, as seen in exhibitions such as Here / Not There, Hide and Seek: An Out of Gallery Experience, Theaster Gates: Temple Exercises, and Tino Sehgal's Kiss.

But since we haven't had a substantial exhibition of her work in the UK since 1969, when she was shown at the Whitechapel Gallery, engagement of any sort isn't something we've had much of an opportunity to commit to (and the Tate owns no paintings by her, though it does have 38 prints, none of which, as far as I can see, are on display; it owns twice as many, including paintings, by Robert Motherwell, the husband she divorced in 1971).

This is important, market - driven progress on climate, which API and its member companies consider an important issue for constructive engagement — engagement that also is seen in approximately $ 90 billion in oil and natural gas industry investments in zero - and low - emissions technologies since 2000, nearly as much as the federal government and more than twice that of the next largest industry sector.