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Do you have "speaking notes" for the spoken portion, or an outline, or is it totally off the cuff? Students may be asking for the "speaking notes". Lectures can be very very good, but "asynchronous communication" is becoming more popular
I have speaking notes, but those aren't produced for a student audience; they're rough bullet points to remind me where I am going and to contain key, hard to remember data, etc. They're also rough-cut and I cannot imagine ever handing them out.
Yup that makes sense, esp. on the rough cut. I guess one of the things experienced teachers can do is give a coherent lecture from rough outline notes.
Maybe if you transcribe your lectures with http://Otter.ai you can then clean up the transcript to something you can hand out? Might also be a useful resource for yourself.
They might work as a mnemonic for someone who did attend your lecture?
So this is something I'm not sure is obvious if you don't teach and publish at the college level. Anything I physically hand to students is going to end up on the internet (much to my irritation). That has some implications.
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