short and long report

2. • short statement of facts
•presented on a single page
• submitted in the form of a letter or memo. It
does not carry a cover, table of contents or any
special display.

3. How to write short reports ?
Title
Page
Abstract
or
Summary
Discussio
n
background
recommendatio
n/Conclusion

4. Informative reports Analitical reports
Periodic report
Activity report justification
troubleshooting

5. 1) Say what you mean
2) Tighten you writing
3) Use topic sentence to make your
organization clear to reader

7. long reports are major projects whether
in the workplace or in academia or in
your community.

8.  title page
 letter or memo of transmittal
 table of contents
 list of illustration
-tables
-figures
 executive summary

9.  introduction
-purpose
-scope
-limitations
-assumptions
-methods
 background or history
conclusions and
recommendations

10.  Worth 300 points
 Will highlight your ability to do the following:
› Solve problems
› Organize and present ideas clearly
› Design and format effectively
› Find and use reliable, useful information
› Take on additional responsibility in the workplace