televised lectures
Broadcast educational presentations
Televised lectures are educational presentations broadcast on television, typically featuring an instructor speaking to a camera rather than a live audience.
The format dominated early educational television and distance learning before online video took over.
The professor's televised lectures reached thousands of students across the state.
The phrase often carries a slightly dated feel, evoking public broadcasting or early university extension programs.
- mass communicationConveying information to multitudes
- distance learningEducation conducted remotely
- virtual classroomOnline educational meeting space
- online educationInstruction delivered via internet
- closed captioningOn-screen transcription of audio
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- Educational Broadcastingpublic broadcasting, educational broadcasts, telecourse, telecourses, educational programming
televised lecturesclassroom instruction
Teaching in school setting
live demonstrations · apprenticeships · one-on-one tutoring · office hours · correspondence courses
televised lecturesSocratic dialogue
Inquiry through successive questions
discussion groups · hands-on labs · one-on-one tutoring · collaborative projects · collaborative learning
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