The phrase "instructional content" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It generally refers to material that is used to educate or instruct someone. For example: "This online course includes a variety of instructional content, such as videos, quizzes, and interactive activities."
We observe that teachers in establishments with more than 8 years in FDS programs and high SIMCE scores give more procedural instructions, present instructional content more frequently in class, and spend less time disciplining students.
YouTube is increasingly built on instructional content.
And they argue that they are still sticking with their primary focus: to create instructional content.
Instruction, for example, has 12 subcategories, including "motivating students" and "presenting instructional content".
Instructional content is what developers need to get to a point where they're stuck as quickly as possible.
The tax collectors make inside jokes rife with acronyms, but the video contains far more direct instructional content than its Star Trek counterpart.
CreativeLive brings more of an entertainment sensibility to its courses than rivals, blending the banter of a daytime talk show with the instructional content of a classroom.
For me, actual instructional content whether produced by amateur or professional authors (the distinction here is strictly in the sense as to whether the author gets paid and no other measure) is the most important way of driving developer interest.
But the real success of the Food Network is that despite its current scarcity of instructional content, "people kid themselves into thinking that watching it is an educational experience," said Garth Jowett, who directs the University of Houston's School of Communication and is writing a book about the social history of television.
5min have created a video system specifically for instructional content.
Some had automated knowledge elicitation technologies for developing instructional content.
