"live lecture" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to educational lectures that are live-streamed or broadcast. For example, "The professor will be giving a live lecture on Monday at 2pm."
Videos and slides will generally be posted before live lecture each day.
The live lecture also serves other pedagogical ends that are lost when it is recorded.
A hardware and software installation allows for the automated capture of audio, video, slides, and handwritten annotations during a live lecture, with subsequent access by students.
The first meeting is a live lecture on Monday, February 4. We will not meet on Wednesdays.
The first lecture will be a live lecture that places the course content in a CS context by considering a CS application with wide impact.
The CALIFORNIA Live! lecture series brings innovative ideas emanating from UC Berkeley and featured in California magazine to venues near you.
The two lecturers also attempted to keep the live lectures as consistent as possible with the digital lectures and used the same slides that they had used the previous year.
Includes in-class instruction in drumming, song and dance of Senegal, Ghana, and South Africa, as well as live lecture-demonstrations by guest performers from throughout sub-Saharan Africa.
Chiang also says good riddance to live lectures.
The results surprised the researchers; after all, the live lectures were delivered in a hall to scores of students, who rarely engaged the professor or one another.
In November 2018 Imperial College Business School announced that its students will be the first in the world to have live lectures delivered to them via hologram.
