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<section begin=glossary />
- Lecture is a universal object. It contains a piece of information that is to be mediated to a defined audience and with a defined learning objective. It can also be seen as a process during which the audience learns, instead of being a passive recipient of information.
<section end=glossary />
Contents
Scope
What is the structure of a lecture such that
- it complies with PSSP,
- has the properties of a universal object?
Definition
Data
Causality
Result
A lecture has the following attributes:
- Scope
- Purpose
- Intended audience
- Duration
- Learning objective
- Definition
- Includes Pedagogy and educational psychology considerations
- Result
- Contains the actual educational material and plan for the lecture.
