Endofclass

Endofclass is a term that generally refers to the conclusion of a scheduled academic session, such as a lecture, seminar, or laboratory period. This marks the point where the instructor has finished presenting the material or conducting the activity for that particular class meeting, and students are typically free to leave or proceed to their next engagement.

The end of a class can be signaled in various ways. It might be indicated by the instructor explicitly stating "class dismissed" or by observing the clock. In some online environments, a virtual meeting might end automatically at a set time. The transition from the end of one class to the beginning of another is a common part of a student's daily schedule.

Following the end of a class, students may engage in a variety of activities. These can include asking the instructor follow-up questions, discussing the material with classmates, packing up their belongings, or moving to a different classroom or location. For instructors, the end of class often involves gathering materials, responding to student queries, or preparing for the next session. The efficient transition from one class period to the next is often a consideration in academic scheduling to facilitate student movement and learning flow.