The phrase "academic talking" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used to refer to discussions or conversations that are formal or scholarly in nature, but it is better to use more established terms.
Example: "The conference was filled with academic talking, as scholars shared their research findings."
Alternatives: "scholarly discourse" or "academic discussion".
As did the "America" series, this gallop through history relies only partly on academic talking heads.
They were aghast at a meeting of the British-Irish academicion, an academic talking shop, as they gathered around the television.
But in the end, the controversy over this massive steel abstract monument in Manhattan in the 1980s is one for the history books, an academic talking point to be gone over by PhD students.
There are many tough and unpredictable variables that could make the number nothing more than an academic talking point.
In a statement, Beattie said he gave an "academic" talk on "The Intelligentsia and the Right".
One academic talked about reaching the right balance in chemical regulation (presumably balancing need to protect public health with needs to allow commerce to continue), whereas some in academic research and the private sector were more concerned that the current use of uncertainty factors was unscientific and overly protective.
Its legality has been much contested, and its societal value is something that can keep academics talking for eons.
The real innovation comes from integrating academics talking with interactive coursework, such as automated tests, quizzes and even games.
"In the past, meetings like this were just a bunch of academics talking together," said Jack Fellows, an official with the University Corporation for Atmospheric Research (UCAR) in Boulder, Colorado, who helped run the summit and contributed to the report.
The meetings which feature academics talking about their research can be extremely boring (that's how researchers are), but just by being there, you will get to meet key faculty and learn what's going on at the schools.
George Tsiakalos is a professor of education at the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and one of few academics talking openly about Golden Dawn's Nazi ideology and its damaging effects on Greek society.
