A list of items to help in the process of checking. [D02464] RMW

A list of performance criteria for a particular activity or product on which an observer marks the student's performance on each criterion using a scale that has only two points (e.g., present or absent, adequate or inadequate).

a list of items (names or tasks etc.) to be checked or consulted

a good way to sort out which hosts are most likely to offer the kind of hosting you want, but there really is no substitute for doing that extra bit of research in newsgroups and on message boards once you have your potential host short list

a list of behaviors,characteristics,or other entities that te researcher is looking for

a list of items to be examined and questions to be asked

a list of questions that can be answered yes if the design is satisfactory for that item

a list of skills, reviewed by persons familiar with a student who observe or recall whether students are able to perform the skills listed, and to what level of proficiency

a list of species that have been found in some area

a list of things that are considered desirable to be present or to be carried out in order to achieve a certain effect or goal

a list of words, phrases, or statements describing the behavior of individual or situation

an example of accumulated observations

a standard collection of items (things, verbs, questions, approaches, attributes) used to remind the creative thinker of possible ways to approach a problem or shape a solution

a tool that is used as a human factors aid in aviation safety to ensure that a long list of items are not forgotten

A reminder of what you're looking for and a record of what you found.

specific skills marked off by an observer

A list of relevant items to be considered when preparing and conducting a training program.

An evaluative tool, which could be in many forms, from a simple listing to a formal quarterly report of progress.

A list of items posed as questions summarizing potential technical problems for an inspection. Checklists are used during the preparation stage to suggest potential defects and again during the inspection meeting stage to classify defects according to their type.

a notebook which is referred to daily where you list all of your "things to do".

a listing of criteria upon which the product will be evaluated. A checklist should be shared with students at the onset of the assignment. It is created for a specific assignment and may focus on one/few components of writing. At assignment completion, checklist may be used by either teacher or teacher and student for evaluation and goal setting.

a list of things to be included, which can be used to check or record progress , or compliance (e.g. a shopping list).

A detailed series of questions designed to implement the Standards for Laboratory Accreditation of the College of American Pathologists.

A list of symptoms of a particular disorder.

A list of usability and quality assurance questions (for example, "Does each chapter have a clearly defined goal?") that require a yes or no answer.

A list of questions that require a yes or no answer. The checklist questions are designed to assess certain quantifiable features of Web documents, such as the conciseness of their writing style and the degree to which their organization is user-centered.

An assessment that is based on the examiner observing an individual or group and indicating whether or not the assessed behavior is demonstrated.

A list of important steps that must take place in a process or any other activity. A list of things to do.

A memory-jogger list of items used to remind an analyst to think of all relevant aspects. It finds frequent use as a tool of creativity in concept generation, as a factor consideration list in concept screening, and to ensure that all appropriate tasks have been completed in any stage of the product development process.

Performance appraisal tool that uses a list of statements of words that are checked by raters.

a great way to avoid problems when getting ready to hit the road

a very effective way to accomplish that result

Creating a checklist is a good way to highlight the important aspects of a course. Instructors can construct a checklist to show class participants what they'll need to accomplish in the course and can even make new material available conditional on the completion of items in the checklist.

a useful tool, but it is only a starting point that needs to be continuously renewed and revised

a valuable tool used to assist manager s and hiring officials manage their civilian positions in a more efficient, timely manner

a very useful tool for assessing the three stages of an election (pre-election stage, voting day and post-election period)

one of five documents created by the Human Subjects Activity to aid both the Institutional Review Board (IRB) and the investigator in addressing all of the elements of a protocol or consent document.