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  • noun A live lesson broadcast over the internet

Etymologies

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e- +‎ lesson

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Examples

  • Martin said the experience of preparing an e-lesson can be slightly intimidating.

    Alabama city to try full day of school online 2011

  • Martin said the experience of preparing an e-lesson can be slightly intimidating.

    Alabama city to try full day of school online 2011

  • The collaborative soil e-lesson project, aimed to promote the use of online lessons to teach college students and the general public about the diverse roles of soil in energy, food, and environmental issues, is featured in the 2009 edition of the Journal of Natural Resources and Life Sciences Education (JNRLSE).

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