Sentence examples for lectures on the internet from inspiring English sources

Britain's Open University started teaching via radio and television in 1971; the for-profit University of Phoenix has been teaching online since 1989; MIT and others have been posting lectures on the internet for a decade.

The gunman, John Patrick Bedell, 36, who was killed by the officers, made copious — and often rambling — postings and recorded lectures on the Internet in the past few years.

Audible.com, a Silicon Alley company that develops and uses technology to place audio books, newspapers and lectures on the Internet, said in a call with investors on Friday that it had received an additional $10 million investment from Microsoft.

Two hundred and fifty students now pay $4,200 apiece to view lectures on the Internet and take tests via e-mail.

Because universities increasingly have regulations on recording lectures and course material may fall under intellectual property laws, never post your recorded lecture on the internet or in any other forum.

Boasting of their success in their brochures, in lectures and on the Internet, they continued helping clients file false returns.

And indeed, even in the technoscientific arena of synthetic biology research, mandalas can be found: in visualisations of biological structures, presented on PowerPoints during academic lectures or available on the Internet.

Cars as "supercomputers" certainly sounded more compelling than past lectures on the wonders of the internet-of-things, an idea that always seemed just a little too loose.

When she is traveling on the tour, she corresponds with her professors by e-mail and downloads lectures from the Internet.

Students will join classes with about 10 members, each led by a professor who posts lecture notes and assignments on the Internet.

Instead of delivering the course entirely online, Ms. Barker distributes her lectures on videotapes and relies on the Internet for class assignments and discussion.