Teaching Materials definition

Teaching Materials shall include all printed and digital products created by academic personnel, the presentation of which may or may not be influenced by non-academic personnel, including course notes, course outlines, teaching notes, presentations, and examinations, and including materials used for distance and continuing education.

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Teaching Materials means any materials such as online tests, tutorials or downloadable contact made available to you in connection with the provision of the Services.

Teaching Materials means any materials created by University employees in the course of their employment that are primarily intended (whether by the University or by some third party) to be used or accessed by students at any level, for the purposes of any course of study which those students are following, including:

Examples of Teaching Materials in a sentence

• The Partner is authorized to use UiPath’s trademarks and logos as provided in the Teaching Materials for the delivery of the Courses and to identify UiPath as a partner within the Academic Alliance Program.

• All staff have undertaken an equality training scheme, developed in partnership with ‘DisabledGo’ and all staff have undergone Quality and Equality in Learning and Teaching Materials (QELTM) training.

• The purpose of the processing is to allow Customers’ Authorised Users to access the Teaching Materials on the Platform in accordance with the terms of this Agreement and the Acceptable Use Policy.

• Cases, Documents and Teaching Materials on Contemporary Practice in International Humanitarian Law, Third Edition, Volume I, Geneva: ICRC (2011), p.

• Account Bank: China CITIC Bank (Beijing Shijingshan Sub-branch) Account Number: 7117410182600004703 Upon payment, Supplier shall issue invoices in respect of the purchase price for the respective Teaching Materials to Customer.

More Definitions of Teaching Materials

Teaching Materials means Works created in whole or in part by a University Member in connection with or related to conveying the content of a particular academic course offered through the University, including long distance and continuing education courses, that is delivered to Students registered at the University or to Students registered in an academic program jointly administered by the University. Teaching Materials includes but is not limited to microcredentials, course notes, teaching notes, custom books, tutorials, evaluation tools, presentations, non-final examinations. For clarity, “Teaching Materials” does not include any Works that are “Assigned Task Materials”.

Teaching Materials means any materials created within the university or created on behalf of the university that are intended to be used or accessed by students for the purpose of their course of study including course guides, handouts and presentation materials (including lecture notes, slides and other audio-visual materials) instruction manuals and assessment and examination questions.

Teaching Materials means Works created by Faculty, Non-Faculty Employees, or Students that are generated for the purpose of formal or informal teaching. Teaching Materials typically include, but are not limited to, lectures, lecture notes, lecture slides, educational articles, activities, assignments, laboratory protocols, tests and their answer keys and other materials used to assess student learning within the context of a course.

Teaching Materials means resources or methodologies developed TPS means the Teachers’ Pension Scheme established pursuant to regulations made by the Secretary of State in exercise of powers under sections 9 and 12 of and Schedule 3 to the Superannuation ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ as from time to time amended;

Teaching Materials means materials and supplies for primary school teachers’ use in their functions, but excluding textbooks and teachers’ guides;

Teaching Materials means resources or methodologies developed

Teaching Materials means materials used by an instructor, such as class notes, examination, educational software, books, articles, laboratory manuals, books, works of visual or graphic arts or other teaching aids for the purpose of explaining concepts to students or evaluating their performance.