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 Topics/items match agenda topics/items from lab meeting plan for that week (your team can add to the weekly lab meeting agendas if needed).

 Items contain required information, actions, decisions, and follow-ups (e.g. who will do what by when) as specified in the lab meeting plan for that week.

Tone & Wording

 Minutes are written in complete sentences for clarity.

 Wording follows usual guidelines for effectiveness (e.g. clear, concise, precise, direct, generally active, short sentences overall, professional language).

Format & Graphic Highlighting

 Minutes are appropriately formatted; they contain a heading (see p.24 for sample) with full meeting details (group name, date, attendance info, chair and recorder).

 Items are numbered, and numbers/topics match agenda numbers/topics (unless team chose to add to lab meeting plan).

 Design/graphic highlighting makes it easy for reader to cross-reference minutes with matching agenda (lab meeting plan sheet).

Writing Mechanics

 Minutes contain no errors in grammar, usage, spelling, punctuation, names and numbers, etc.

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Meeting Minutes Mark (your team's