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document noun Online Any aggregate of data, whether it is on paper or in an electronic format; a document may be handwritten or typed, have illustrations and graphics, and may be legally binding verb Health care To formally
record information, usually in a permanent, legally acceptable fashion, usually as written and/or signed notes, order forms, and others. See Documentation. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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When the student writes about the connection between materials, it makes the learning real and documentable, rather than staying trapped in the head asa feeling or an intuition. There are no source notes, and Poole takes a few liberties with documentable fact ("With a thumping heart, Anne stuffed her most precious bits and pieces into her satchel . However, this finding does not indicate that these respondents did not participate in any learning experiences (eg, self-study, mentorship), only that they did not attend formal, documentable CE. |
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