Your working file should be in {{code:Project_Portfolio/09_specialism/sm2/}}. If it isn't there yet, tell your teacher and use your practice file for now.
Has someone ever sent you a file you couldn't open? What went wrong?
A publication copy is the finished file you hand over, like a PDF or an MP4.
The editable source is the working file you can still change, like your slide deck or Canva design.
A format match means picking the file type that suits how people will use it. Slides become a PDF, video becomes an MP4, audio becomes an MP3, and an infographic becomes a PNG or PDF.
For example, you hand over {{code:sm2_vet_presentation.pdf}} and keep your editable deck right beside it in {{code:sm2/}}.
Watch your teacher first. Then save your practice file, {{code:sm2_edit_practice_YourName}}, as a PDF with the steps below.
For a video, audio or infographic, export your practice copy in its own app. In CapCut, click {{btn:Export}} and pick 1080p. In Canva, click {{btn:Share}}, then {{btn:Download}}. For audio, save an MP3.
If a file is over about 20 MB, make it smaller or share a link.
File names
Slides: sm2_vet_presentation.pdf
Video: sm2_vet_video.mp4
Audio: sm2_vet_audio.mp3
Infographic: sm2_vet_infographic.png or sm2_vet_infographic.pdf
Line 1 Publication: [exact filename, e.g. sm2_vet_video.mp4]
Line 2 Source: [filename in sm2/] OR [CapCut/Canva/voice project: exact name]
Line 3 Share or run on VET day: [attach / upload / cloud link / USB]
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