Human Processable Artifact
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A human-processable artifact is an artifact that can be processed by a person.
- Context:
- It can range from being a Human-Readable Artifact to being a Human-Writable Artifact.
- It can contain Linguistic Expressions (such as a written artifact or a spoken artifact).
- Example(s):
- a Manual Record, such as a manual bookkeeping record.
- a Spoken Recording.
- a Text Document.
- a Document in PDF File Format.
- a Controlled Vocabulary.
- a Handwritten Document.
- a Human Processable Structured Knowledge.
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- Counter-Example(s):
- a Human Tool, like a Hammer(?).
- a Machine Processable Artifact.
- a Memory Stick.
- a Hard Disk.
- See: Reading Task.