Today you will

• finish your investigation findings in one file
• write it for a real audience, with references
• save it and a PDF copy in {{code:sm4/}}

Your file is called {{code:sm4_ka1_investigation_presentation}}. This is Key Assignment work.

Warm-up

Open your {{code:sm4}} folder and look at what is there. Who might really read your findings? Name a real person or group.

A digital format is how you share findings, like a two-page document.

A reference says where a fact, quote or picture came from, so a reader can check it.

A caution is one honest line about the limits of what you found.

A recommendation is one next step your reader could take.

A PDF copy is a finished copy that can't be changed.

Example

One student asked what a first-year apprentice electrician earns. Her file has three findings, one caution, one recommendation and five references.

Now you will set up the headings in your file, but don't write your findings yet. Use your own investigation question, not the electrician example. Follow the steps in the box below.

You will type these:

Stuck?

• My sources are weak. Do one quick search for two stronger ones, like official pages, and add them to {{code:sm4_references}}.
• My references are just links. Add the organisation or author, title, date and the date you read it.
• My PDF went to Downloads. Upload or drag it into {{code:sm4}}.

If you want to add Canva or CapCut, save your document and PDF first.