📘 Task Overview

1. Work in groups of 3–4 students.

2. Visit the college library and locate physical references for different types of business reports (e.g., feasibility, progress, annual, audit, marketing, or research reports).

3. For each report type, record the following:

   • Name and type of report

   • Purpose and context of use

   • Key sections or structure (e.g., title page, executive summary, findings, recommendations)

   • Source reference (book/journal title, author, year, and page number)

4. Summarize your findings visually on a poster or chart for class sharing.

✅ DO’s

• ✅ Use only physical sources from the library — printed books, journals, annual reports, magazines, or industry publications.

• ✅ Divide tasks among group members to cover more report types efficiently.

• ✅ Take proper notes (title, author, and year) for correct referencing.

• ✅ Discuss as a group to compare similarities and differences between report types.

• ✅ Be creative with your poster — use headings, diagrams, and color to make it engaging.

• ✅ Practice academic honesty — your explanations should be in your own words.

• ✅ Ask the librarian for help in locating books or business report sections.

❌ DON’Ts

• ❌ Do not use ChatGPT, Google, or any AI tool to find or summarize information.

• ❌ Do not copy text directly from books or journals — paraphrase in your own words.

• ❌ Do not focus on just one type of report — aim to find at least four to five distinct types.

• ❌ Do not rush — accuracy and source credibility are more important than speed.

• ❌ Do not leave citation details incomplete — every finding must be traceable.

🧩 Deliverable

• A poster or visual summary displaying:

  • Each report type

  • Purpose and structure

  • Library source details

• Include group member names and module session title on your poster.