found: Work cat.: Diversifying your workforce, 2008?(a standing flip chart)
found: Safety in the elementary science classroom, ©2003(a flip chart)
found: About cannabis : an information flipchart for Aboriginal communities, 2000?
found: Break free from fat : a photo flipchart designed to visually illustrate the fat content in foods, 1999.
found: Ford, K. Communicable disease flip-chart, 2002.
found: RDA glossary, via RDA toolkit, Sept. 2, 2016(flipchart: A carrier type consisting of a hinging device holding two or more sheets designed for use on an easel)
found: Merriam-Webster dictionary online, Sept. 2, 2016(flip chart: a chart that consists of a series of large pieces of paper which are attached at the top and which are used to present information to an audience by turning over one piece of paper at a time)
found: Collins English dictionary online, Sept. 2, 2016(flipchart: another name for flip chart; flip chart or flipchart: a pad, containing large sheets of paper that can be easily turned over, mounted on a stand and used to present reports, data, etc)
found: Reitz, J.M. ODLIS : online dictionary for library and information science, Sept. 2, 2016(flip chart: A pad of paper of very large size designed to be mounted on an easel to display information, often in graphic or tabular format, to accompany an oral presentation. As the session proceeds, pages can either be torn off or turned over the top. Unlike slide projection or presentation software, a flip chart allows the presenter to manipulate information content manually as it is presented, sometimes in response to feedback from the audience. Overhead transparencies are visible to a larger audience but require projection equipment. Also spelled flipchart)
notfound: Thesaurus for graphic materials, via WWW, Sept. 2, 2016;Art & architecture thesaurus online, Sept. 2, 2016
