"offline lessons" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to lessons or classes that take place in person, without the use of technology or the internet. Example: "Many students prefer offline lessons as they allow for more interaction and hands-on learning with the teacher."
We encourage everyone to apply common sense offline safety lessons in their online experiences and engage in open family dialogue about smart Web practices".
Subscription prices for offline private lessons start at $960 for 12 hours, with cost-per-class going down for the 25 hour, 45 hour and 60 hour packages.
The Android version will also soon allow users to cache about an hour's worth of lessons for offline use.
Subscribers get two benefits: they won't see ads in the app and they will be able to download lessons for offline use.
This new version introduces an offline mode, so users can now do their lessons on the subway and on planes, as well as a voice-recognition feature that tells learners whether they pronounced a word or sentence correctly.
The app makes this easier by offering "bite-sized" lessons that can be viewed while offline, so you can learn while on the go – like waiting in line for coffee, on the plane, on the train to work, and elsewhere.
Lesson 3: Turn online interaction into offline action.
Through the provision of specific offline content to compliment the school curriculum (e-books, lessons from the best teachers, and other multimedia content), it creates an innovative learning environment that can be carried to various locations, without the need for internet access.
Desmos enables users to quickly switch between online and offline versions, allowing multiple people to collaboratively build a lesson, then publish it and embed it.
They learned a tough lesson during Hurricane Katrina, when 70percentt of the network went offline.
