"lecture script" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a document or presentation that has been prepared for a lecture. For example: "I was able to find the lecture script online in advance of the class and prepare some questions for the professor."
In a retrospective that begins on Sept. 5 and runs through the end of the month, the Museum of Modern Art is showing all nine of his features; Farrar, Straus & Giroux has also brought together Mackendrick's classroom notes and lectures on script construction and directing in the extraordinarily useful volume "On Film-Making".
Do not memorize your script, lecture, dialogue etc.
It lists photographs of furniture, showrooms, exhibits and office and house interiors, in addition to lecture notes and scripts for the Eameses' corporate-sponsored educational films, like "The Expanding Airport" and "View From the People Wall".
Three studies applied an instructional approach using scripts, lectures, demonstrations and an online course.
In other words, he produced a storyboard — a slide show on paper — that could be sent to the designers who made up the slides, and that would also serve as a script for his lecture.
A competent and zealous cryptographer at 14, in 1936 he heard the famed archaeologist Sir Arthur Evans lecture on the Linear B script that he had discovered at Knossós, Crete, in about 1900 and how it still baffled linguists and archaeologists.
The video podcasts comprised Powerpoint™ slides narrated using the same script as the lecture.
The e-learning package consists of slides and written scripts; a talking head which covers the content of the scripts and guides the lecture; play, pause and skip options; and hyperlinks to main sections within the sessions.
The e-learning materials consist of slides and written scripts; a talking head which covers the content of the scripts and guides the lecture; play, pause and skip options; and hyperlinks to main sections within the sessions.
Specific workshop tools included: teaching script for a 30-minute didactic lecture; slides/overhead visuals; four individual case studies; decision-making models for diagnosis and treatment; a selected annotated bibliography; and copies of key journal articles.
One officer said that Academy instructors are unable to go "off script" and deviate from the PowerPoint lectures, and that at least one Academy instructor was teaching an outdated procedure that had not been used in years.
