The phrase "attend online" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It means to participate in or take part in an event or activity through the internet or a virtual platform. Example: "Due to the pandemic, many students have had to attend online classes instead of in-person lectures."
Registration is open to attend in person or attend online.
About 200,000 students attend online schools full time, often charter schools that appeal to home-schooling families, according to another report.
CALC 2019 offers a digital track for alumni who want to attend online, without traveling in person to Boston.
Members of drDrew.com can get advice on sex and sexual health from Dr. Pinsky, as well as chat with other members, attend online forums with celebrities and read features like "Get a Life, Then Get a Man" or a how-to on preparing aphrodisiacs.
But some mentioned the hidden costs involved with distance learning (such as printing off online materials, taking time off work to study) and the impracticality of field workers always being able to access the internet to read training manuals, attend online seminars ("webinars") or take part in online discussion groups.
People can host virtual "trunk shows" that many users can attend online.
The results indicated that students who participated in the intervention improved their self-efficacy for developing relatedness with individuals who attended online.
To help find out who is going where, he uses Plancast, a social Web application allowing users to share what events and various conferences they are attending online.
When it comes to math, students attending online charters did worse in 14 states and performed the same as their counterparts at traditional schools in three states — Illinois, Michigan and Wisconsin.
As anyone who has attended online meetings knows, traditional software with its clunky user interfaces and required software installations was in need of a change.
Back in California, Jon attended online high school, as did several others in his church.
