Recorded lectures can preserve access for students whose work, care, or family commitments prevent attendance. Small seminars serve a different purpose because presentations, discussion, and direct interaction let students demonstrate and refine their understanding. The same distinction shapes the format described here: recorded videos follow a lecture-like narrative, while live streams work more like interactive seminars. Using several formats helps educational institutions reach people who learn under different conditions.
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Recorded lectures and interactive seminars
Recorded lectures widen access, while small seminars preserve the discussion and demonstrated learning that benefit from attendance.