While there is no participatory element to the performance other than the opportunity to buy the flipbooks afterwards, the show falls under the umbrella of live art by blending elements of lecture, cinema, theatre and documentary storytelling.
The course's creators believe it is unique in offering a blend of university lectures, workshop teaching and work on real manufacturing tasks.
The QT Fest takes place at the Alamo Drafthouse in downtown Austin, a blend of movie theater and lecture hall where a wait staff as sure footed as Sherpas serve sandwiches and beer in the dark.
It was an odd blend of Gore-as-teacher, lecturing me, wanting to confer his understanding, and Gore-as-student, wanting to demonstrate that he had mastered the material.
She asks: "Are you telling me there are dead people in my living room watching videos?" The Scottish novelist Ali Smith's slim new book, "Artful," is equal parts ghost story and academic treatise: it reads like a clumsy but seductive blend of "Truly Madly Deeply and Vladimir Nabokovv's "Lectures on Literature".
A lecture should contain various forms of lecture language that could help students understand the flow of the lecture.
These activities include small group discussion, working problems during lecture time, questions included in the lecture, and quizzes at the end of lecture, among others.
In week-long missions to universities, he would deliver nightly lectures with a characteristic blend of heraldic proclamation and carefully argued apologetics.
Unlike the highly controlled plans for the Tampa convention, the Sun Dome gathering of Paul supporters was a curious blend of libertarian Woodstock, a revivalist meeting and serious academic politics lectures.
Keating became a stellar performer, making his mark with a blend of earthy attacks on his opponents and high-level explanations and lectures on the more arcane aspects of economics.
