The phrase "audiovisual lecture" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a lecture that incorporates both audio and visual elements, often used in educational or presentation contexts.
Example: "The professor delivered an engaging audiovisual lecture that included videos and sound clips to enhance the learning experience."
Alternatives: "multimedia presentation" or "video lecture".
The archival clips he chose from YouTube serve as an audiovisual lecture, in which they do nothing but loyally make that case.
Information The Burren Interpretive Center at Kilfe nora, the first such center in Ireland, has models and exhibits explaining the geology, flora and fauna of the Burren, as well as an audiovisual lecture of the area.
(That trick — orchestrating a notated improvisation — was true to Monk: you can hear it on "Little Rootie Tootie," from the recording of Monk's 10-piece band at Town Hall in 1959. A preconcert audiovisual lecture by the historian Sam Stephenson, on the documentation of the rehearsals for that concert, demonstrated how Monk and Overton came to the idea).
Primary exclusions included audiovisual, lecture, book, and biography publications.
Would the same occur for audiovisual speech?
Walls separating three adjacent labs were removed during the renovation to create space for a new 110-seat Auditorium equipped with advanced audiovisual systems for lecture capture and live streaming.
The resources most widely used during the training courses were interactive media, audiovisual materials, videos, lectures and recreational activities.
This year's festival features lectures, audiovisual demonstrations and exhibitions by artists working in new media, interactive design, video games and digital animation.
Several authors describing the PBL process include descriptions of additional structured educational activities and sources of guidance such as references, audiovisual aids and lectures relevant to the problem as scaffolds to enhance student learning (Ertmer and Simons 2006; Saye and Brush 2002; Simons and Klein 2007; Taylor and Miflin 2008).
"Top Secret" is intelligent and informative, but for those without a pronounced interest in the subject matter, it will feel less like a work of theater than a lecture with audiovisual aids.
The workstation contains an inexpensive video capture card (NTSC) which receives composite video and audio feeds from the lecture hall audiovisual equipment.
