In this video we will discuss how to create your method outline. The key here is to include enough
detail while keeping your outline concise. So we will look at number one what is too much,
number two what is too little. The method outline is marked under the exploration criterion.
The method outline is in subsection three under planning. My outline includes all necessary
information but not too many details. As you can see here I start from the experimental setup.
There's no need to explain how you prepare your equipment. For instance here I could explain that
I start by turning on my smartphone by getting water from a tap or that I download the Google
Science Journal app but these details are unnecessary. It is important to include the number of trials
at each value of the independent variable and make it clear that you will do measurements at
different values. You should do this as concisely as possible without writing a separate line for
every trial or value. The last three steps in your method outline can basically be identical
to my final three steps. Simply change the number of trials if needed, the independent variable
and the values. Now we are done with step three action three and you know how to create your
method outline. In the next video we will talk about safety issues.