Sentence examples for instructors conferences from inspiring English sources

Spinning, for those who don't hang out at health clubs, is an industry unto itself, with certified instructors, conferences and a company that sells spinning clothing, music and even accessories, like spinning body rub to soothe sore muscles, spinning mugs, spinning towels and spinning key chains, all imprinted with the spinning logo.

I attended the Zumba Instructors Conference held at in Los Angeles and with over 3,000 global instructors in attendance it felt like an old time religion revival meeting mixed with a '90s dance rave with a dollop of family reunion mixed in for good measure.

Each of the three colleges in our study provides individual funding for instructors to attend conferences and courses.

Sam supported them, for instance, by writing letters of support when instructors applied to attend conferences.

Participants could ask questions at the time of assignment, and they could communicate with instructors by email or conference call when necessary.

Good guidance within the field can come from the course's instructor or the conference speakers.

Talk directly with instructors and other researchers at conferences.

McGrail and McGrail also examined the universities' penalty procedures for plagiarizers, concluding that universities had a multi-level process usually starting with a conference with the instructors and holding what is called informal meeting with the student in order to reach a resolution.

One of the most compelling features of Udemy is the live virtual classroom, where instructors can host a live video conference with students using Udemy's proprietary live video technology.

Asynchronous or synchronous group communications allow participation in collaborative discussions with colleagues, instructors and experts via asynchronous computer conferencing or online, real-time chat groups and the like.

The data consists of approximately 10 h of conference sessions held by three instructors and 30 students as part of a writing requirement at a major research university in USA.