Relationships Related Term:  bibliography inventory list n. ~ 1. An itemized account, especially for inventory control. - 2. Short descriptions of actions to be taken, procedures to be followed, or th [..]

A tool for ensuring all important steps or actions in an operation have been taken. Checklists contain items important or relevant to an issue or situation. Checklists are often confused with check sh [..]

A list of items that is used to verify the completeness of a task or goal. Scope Notes: Used in quality assurance (and in general, in information systems audit), to check process compliance, code stan [..]

also check-list, 1853, American English, from check (v.1) + list (n.1). Two words until c. 1880; hyphenated until late 20c.

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 and as a factor-consideration list in concept screening.

a) Tool to remind and /or validate that tasks have been completed and resources are available, to report on the status of recovery. b) A list of items (names or tasks etc.) to be checked or consulted.

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

a list of items (names or tasks etc.) to be checked or consulted A checklist is a type of informational job aid used to reduce failure by compensating for potential limits of human memory and attentio [..]

commercially or teacher-produced list of behaviors that make up a certain type of performance. If a particular behavior is present when an individual is observed, a check is placed next to that behavior.

A comprehensive list of books, periodicals, or other documents that provides the minimum amount of description or annotation necessary to identify each work--briefer than a bibliography. Also, the log [..]

A list of items requiring verification of completion; typically, a procedure format in which each critical step is marked off (or otherwise acknowledged/verified) as it is performed. Checklists are of [..]

An ordered list of items that must be ‘ticked off’ as they are completed. See: Protocol.

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

Aid for consistent recording of data such as tasks completed and observations noted.

A list of cards in any one set or series. Checklists can be found in books and price guides, although the term is more commonly used for checklist cards, which are often included in sports card sets. [..]

An ordered set of references to procedures vital to the safe conduct of flight.  Checklists are customarily printed on laminated pages bound into a notebook immediately accessible to the pilot in command.    

Checklists can be used to satisfy many objectives. They are useful as a memory tool or in encouraging creativity. They can also be used directly as assessments, or as a review tool in preparing for as [..]

Activities

A list of cards in any one set or series. Checklists can be found in books and price guides, although the term is more commonly used for checklist cards, which are often included in sports card sets. [..]

A list of cards in any one set or series. Checklists can be found in books and price guides, although the term is more commonly used for checklist cards, which are often included in sports card sets. [..]

A list of all the cards within a particular set or subset. Could also refer to a list of any group of cards that you are trying to collect.

A list of tasks to be completed, names to be consulted, conditions to be verified and similar. An inventory, especially of species. ''a checklist of the plants of the ''