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instructorless

instructorless

7.0
Designed for people to learn without a teacher
  • adjective
  • /ɪnˈstrʌktərləs/
translation icon : sin instructor
  • Many museums now provide instructorless tours using audio guides and interactive maps.

Examples

  • The instructorless course allows students to learn at their own pace.

  • The company offers an instructorless training program that employees can complete at their own pace.

  • He preferred the instructorless course because it allowed him to study whenever he wanted.

  • Many online platforms offer instructorless training modules.

  • Many online platforms now offer instructorless courses that allow students to learn at their own pace.

  • The new computer software includes instructorless tutorials that guide users through the features step by step.

  • He preferred instructorless learning options because they gave him the freedom to study whenever he wanted.

Synonyms

teacherless
vsinstructorless
5.1

With no teacher, students study on their own

is designed specifically for use without a person to guide or teach

How Supervised

guided
  • Specialized
1 4.0
unsupervised
21 4.2
instructorless
7.0

Surface Forms

instructorless positive

Morphology

instructorless = instructor (transparent) = instructor + less

Standard adjectival formation from the noun 'instructor' plus the productive suffix '-less', meaning 'without an instructor'.

Etymology

Instructorless combines instructor ('teacher') and the ending -less ('without'), the same -less you see in homeless and careless. So, instructorless means 'without a teacher' or 'designed to work without someone guiding you'.