The phrase "live course" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to courses that are taken in real-time with a teacher or instructor, such as an online class. For example, "I'm taking a live course in Spanish this semester."
This is a Learning Where You Live course.
We piloted this intervention in a portion of a live course as a proof-of-concept of the framework.
Students attend live course lectures between universities, may interact with professors through videoconferencing, and review all lectures and materials electronically.
They allow school systems to offer good-enough AP and other courses at a fraction of what a live course would cost the school to provide and give students options that would otherwise be unavailable to them.
The organization of the paper begins with related work, followed by technical details on augmentation of the platform's functionality, a description of the recommendation model and its back-tested prediction results, and finally an articulation of the design decisions that went into deploying the recommendation framework in a live course.
TeamSTEPPS Master Training Course is a 2-day, live course.
Long A, Kerfoot BP, Chopra S, Shaw T. Online spaced education to supplement live courses.
Some go beyond recording, broadcasting live courses to remote learners around the world.
Yuanfudao told TechCrunch that it derives the majority of its revenues from selling live courses.
The startup has launched Grockit TV, a set of live courses to supplement its SAT and GMAT test prep service.
Yuanfudao, which means "ape tutor" in Chinese, administers a suite of services, including live courses, a database of exam problems and a popular homework help app.
