The phrase "recorded class" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a class or lecture that has been recorded for later viewing or listening. It is typically used in the context of online learning or distance education. Example: "I couldn't attend the live webinar, so I watched the recorded class at my convenience."
2.30 (1.11) 27%35%22%12%4%% 4% Digital Archive of Course Content: Students are able to browse, download, and retrieve data from recorded class sessions, including notes and illustrations that the teacher make on the PPT/electronic whiteboard in class.
In total, 666 quotes were identified over the course of 29 recorded class sessions.
Considering all trimesters, the most commonly prescribed and recorded class of drugs during pregnancy was anti-anemic preparations (see Figures 1 and 2).
The results from the simulations, together with the recorded class, i.e. whether a gene was simulated as up-regulated or normally expressed, were concatenated and prepared in a format which the Weka software could read.
As an LA was available to any group during only about half of the recorded class sessions, this data set allowed us to estimate the impact of LAs on student discussion while controlling for group.
The concatenated results from the 20 comparisons together with the recorded class, i.e. whether a gene was simulated as up-regulated or not, were used as input to the decision tree induction algorithm J48 in the Weka software (Frank et al. 2004).
A cheap microphone allowed me to record class lectures, interviews, concerts and silly songs I wrote on guitar.
High schools in China do not have a GPA system to record class marks, making the National Matriculation Test the best representative of high school GPA.
Facilitators for each class will record class lists (see Additional file: 1: Appendix XI), and this information will be cross-referenced with the trial database to measure intervention attendance.
One recorded Working Class Man, got out of Elizabeth, and became an Australian icon.
On his website, Rosen described how O'Keefe had posed as a prospective graduate student named Lucas and recorded his class with guest speaker Clay Shirky.
