participatory

American  

[pahr-tis-uh-puh-tawr-ee] / ˌpɑrˈtɪs ə pəˌtɔr i /

adjective

1. characterized by or involving participation.

2. offering the opportunity for participation by members of the public.

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Example Sentences

TikTok is a participatory platform, North noted, and James got the audience involved by seeing which “group” they would be in based on the video that turned up on their “for you page.”

From Los Angeles Times

Swifties, as we know, are obsessively participatory: they swap fan theories, pen letters, knit inspired merch and build sprawling online communities around the tiniest lyric.

From Salon

"Their communication remains very top-down without any real interaction - comments ignored or deleted, a lack of personalised responses... This gives the impression of a strategy that is more cosmetic than participatory."

From BBC

And part of what people are thinking about is participatory observation, where public health officials actually work alongside communities.

From Salon

"It was something that would be participatory, it would be about celebration - and basically it's about celebrating London."

From BBC