Sentence examples for distant students from inspiring English sources

The combination of Java applications as graphical user interfaces and the Matlab-Simulink environment as the simulation engine seems to be a good solution for taking a particular control lab to distant students.

She, too, soon discovered that teaching online allowed her to take on distant students from other areas of the country and Canada.

Many faculty are comfortable when distant students from other institutions take their classes, but don't like their students taking classes from faculty at other institutions.

In such cases, e-learning provides an opportunity to extend faculty availability to new medical schools and reach distant students [ 3- 5].

In present-day Sofia, Ulrich recalls his distant student days in Berlin.

Conversely, the need for effective distant student-student interaction provides a great opportunity to creatively use technology.

And finally it doesn't utilize rudimentary, unreliable PC-embedded cameras to give an occasional glimpse of a distant student.

Using the Internet to share slides or a web browser on an instructor's desktop with many different students at a distance is routine, but allowing the instructor access to all the distant student desktops to provide assistance in a manner typically done in computer labs is more difficult.

The authentic situation criterion was not met either, as test tasks were mostly about artificial situations that were distant from students (e.g., asking 12-year-old students in remote cities to fill in forms for getting their passports in a country where more than 80% of the population do not have passports).

From this experience, coupled with witnessing the tentacles of sprawl as they travel to these not-very-distant places, students develop the beginnings of a sense of place, a pride in being New Jerseyans and a commitment to protecting what is left, before it is too late.

College life may look different in the not-so-distant future: Students squinting out dirtier windows, faculty offices with full wastebaskets and no phones, sporting events in which opponents never meet, and paper course catalogs existing only as artifacts of the wasteful old days.