Sentence examples for lectures out from inspiring English sources

Rather than broadcasting a professor's lectures out into the ether, to be watched or not, MOOCs are designed to insure that students are keeping up, by peppering them with comprehension and discussion tasks.

All in all, it is strange to think of him as an unwitting sponsor of the counterculture; here was a man with culture coming out of his ears and, if you were lucky enough to attend his lectures, out of his mouth.

Morbid Anatomy itself started as a photography project of Ebenstein's, then grew once she started her blog, made her collection of books available to the public, and started hosting lectures out of a tiny room in Gowanus.

Four of six teachers adopted the method and used it during 33 lectures out of the total of 63 forty-five minutes lectures given in our paediatrics course.

She says: "I like that I can walk to lectures, nights out and to the library – only having to find my way around a campus rather than a whole city.

For example, "Ph.D. students can lead their own seminars at university and not [just] assist professors' lectures," points out Tatiana D., a doctoral student of political science.

His lecture turned out very well, and he enjoyed the whole experience greatly.

One lecture pointed out - in a series of old paintings - the existence of movable water-driven mills anchored off quaysides.

The Jesse Jackson lecture turns out to be little more than a set piece, and the characters' racial identities are either ignored or too broadly indicated.

The remaining three talk samples, all taken from a single session in which the group is collaboratively creating a concept map of a challenging biochemistry lecture, draw out a number of the preceding themes.

If you are taking notes from a lecture, listen out for points that are emphasized or repeated, as these are likely important.