A review of various artifacts as they actually appear in the EEG in actual recordings is a superior method of learning about artifacts.  Seeing them dynamically, not merely as as a static image in a text, allows for the manipulation of the EEG signal (and the artifacts) using remontaging and filtering, as well as identifying ways to remove artifacts from the EEG.
 
Pulse artifacts, cardioballistics, eye blinks, eye roll, lateral eye movements, electrode baseline drift, EMG, determining EMG-Vs-beta spindles, respiratory sway, electrode pops, and the presence of various EEG variants like Lambda and "false frontal alpha" will be reviewed.
 
The impact of remontaging and the impact of ICA de-artifacting on actual clinical EEGs will be included, so the attendees will be able to evaluate the impact of these emerging techniques based on their experience with actual clinical data, and not merely theory or mathematical proofs.