Artifact definition

Artifact means a substance or structure not naturally present in living tissue but of which an authentic image appears in a radiograph.

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Artifact means a man-made object.

Artifact means a documented piece of evidence chosen by the teacher being evaluated, the evaluator, or both, that:

Examples of Artifact in a sentence

• Artifact Conference Face-to-face conference to discuss scheduled classroom observation #1.

• An Artifact means a document, materials, processes, strategies, data, and other information that result from the normal and customary day-to-day work of Teachers.

• This form will be developed with attention given to the Professional Standards and Artifact Examples.

• Appendix F - 1, Attachment A: References to Consult for Historic Artifact Terms Appendix F - 1, Attachment B: Example of Historic Artifact Sheets (Optional) This list is not meant to be exhaustive but is a good foundation on which to build a historic reference library and knowledge of historic artifacts.

• Date: Recorder: Site: Locus: Unit: Depth: Material Description of Artifact # of Artifacts Photos/Drawings of Artifacts Under this programmatic agreement, isolated prospect pits are considered ineligible for the NRHP when the following documentation requirements are met.

More Definitions of Artifact

Artifact means a substance or structure not naturally present in living tissue but of which an au- thentic image appears in a radiograph.

Artifact means a burial site, human remains, or an item of archeological or cultural interest.

Artifact means a documented piece of evidence chosen by the building- or district-level leader being evaluated, the evaluator, or both, that relates to the evaluation rubric.

Artifact means materials that document the educator’s professional practice.

Artifact means a documented piece of evidence chosen by

Artifact means any object related to, derived from, or contained in a cultural and historic property that is important in the study, interpretation or public appreciation of such property;

Artifact means any authentic product(s) generated, developed or used by a certificated employee during the course of instruction. Artifacts should arise naturally from classroom instruction or practices and should not be created specifically for the evaluation system or at the direction of the evaluator. Additionally, tools and/or forms used in the evaluation process may be considered as artifacts.