"lecture materials" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to documents or resources that are used in a lecture, such as PowerPoint slides, handouts, and other visuals. For example: "Before the lecture, I printed out the lecture materials that were sent to us."
Students valued being able to repeatedly access the lecture materials, and appreciated having access to podcasts from a range of lecturers.
Users can create public or private discussion groups, and share papers and lecture materials.
The software, from Data Becker, offers tools similar to those in PowerPoint to create lecture materials, sales presentations, business proposals and Internet-based presentations.
I have those lecture materials, I give these to you.
It reports student perspectives on podcast lecture materials as a substitute to face-to-face lecturing.
His lecture materials are accompanied by 150 slides, a recorded soundtrack, video and photos of himself in lecture poses.
It is not known whether student engagement is predicated on particular lecture material and type of lecturer, or other contributing factors.
The main reasons reported for missing lectures were preparing for another examination, lack of interest, lecturer's teaching style, and availability of lecture material.
The other main gripe we've heard from others taking the course is that the earlier assignments often had very little to do with the corresponding lecture material.
The foundation's lecture material denies that condoms can prevent pregnancy, transmission of H.I.V., the virus that causes AIDS, or other sexually transmitted diseases.
Barré-Sinoussi loved it and before long was spending all week there instead of at university, studying lecture material at night.
