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	The names of the authors of the original research paper, with links to online author profiles such as Linkedin profiles.		The names of the authors of the original research paper, with links to online author profiles such as Linkedin profiles.

−	The date the original research paper was published.	+	The date the original research paper was published and the name of the publisher.

	The availability of the original research paper. Is it free to access / behind a pay wall / behind a sign up barrier? Where can it be accessed - ideally a web address.		The availability of the original research paper. Is it free to access / behind a pay wall / behind a sign up barrier? Where can it be accessed - ideally a web address.
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Designing Buildings at 11:53, 23 March 2018

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	Put a caption below the image explaining what it is and the terms for its use. It is important that it is available on an open license so that it can be used and re-posted by others wishing to disseminate and promote the research, without them having to seek permission. Insert a link to an appropriate [https://creativecommons.org/choose/ Creative Commons] license in the image caption so that the terms for re-use are clear.		Put a caption below the image explaining what it is and the terms for its use. It is important that it is available on an open license so that it can be used and re-posted by others wishing to disseminate and promote the research, without them having to seek permission. Insert a link to an appropriate [https://creativecommons.org/choose/ Creative Commons] license in the image caption so that the terms for re-use are clear.

−	= ~~Title~~ =	+	= Research title =

	The formal title of the original research paper.		The formal title of the original research paper.

Designing Buildings at 11:50, 23 March 2018

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	The formal title of the original research paper.		The formal title of the original research paper.

−	The names of the ~~author(s)~~ of the original research paper, with links to online author profiles~~. This might be a~~ Linkedin ~~profile (or potentially a Designing Buildings Wiki profile)~~.	+	The names of the authors of the original research paper, with links to online author profiles such as Linkedin profiles.

−	The date ~~that~~ the original research paper was published.	+	The date the original research paper was published.

−	The availability of the original research paper. Is it free to access / behind a pay wall / behind a sign up barrier? Where can it be accessed (ideally a web address).	+	The availability of the original research paper. Is it free to access / behind a pay wall / behind a sign up barrier? Where can it be accessed - ideally a web address.

	= How people can use this research =		= How people can use this research =
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	= What people need to know =		= What people need to know =

−	The purpose of this section is to make important pieces of knowledge more widely-known and accessible. It is ~~not an~~ abstract, summary or description of methodology.	+	The purpose of this section is to make important pieces of knowledge more widely-known and accessible. It is NOT a research abstract, summary or description of methodology.

	What useful / usable knowledge does the research include? This might be some of the key useful findings, but it can also include key pieces of practical knowledge that were uncovered during the course of the research, important information about the broader subject and so on.		What useful / usable knowledge does the research include? This might be some of the key useful findings, but it can also include key pieces of practical knowledge that were uncovered during the course of the research, important information about the broader subject and so on.

Designing Buildings at 11:45, 23 March 2018

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	= What people need to know =		= What people need to know =

−	The purpose of this section is to make important pieces of knowledge more widely-known and accessible~~, and to help the reader understand whether it~~ is ~~worth them reading / signing up for / paying for the full research~~.	+	The purpose of this section is to make important pieces of knowledge more widely-known and accessible. It is not an abstract, summary or description of methodology.

	What useful / usable knowledge does the research include? This might be some of the key useful findings, but it can also include key pieces of practical knowledge that were uncovered during the course of the research, important information about the broader subject and so on.		What useful / usable knowledge does the research include? This might be some of the key useful findings, but it can also include key pieces of practical knowledge that were uncovered during the course of the research, important information about the broader subject and so on.

Designing Buildings at 11:26, 23 March 2018

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	VERSION 1. DRAFT FOR COMMENT		VERSION 1. DRAFT FOR COMMENT

−	This is a draft template setting out the information that might be included in RESEARCH FINDINGS articles ~~intended~~ to improve the dissemination and awareness of construction industry research.	+	This is a draft template setting out the information that might be included in RESEARCH FINDINGS articles, published to improve the dissemination and awareness of construction industry research.

−	~~This is different to a~~ research ~~abstract~~, or ~~summary~~. It intended to make as many people as possible aware of research knowledge that they can use, as quickly as possible and at the point ~~that~~ they need it. Typically this will be when they google a question to which the research provides an answer.	+	Research findings articles are not the same as research abstracts, or summaries. They are intended to make as many people as possible aware of research knowledge that they can use, as quickly as possible and at the point at which they need it. Typically this will be when they google a question to which the research provides an answer.

−	Suggested headings are set out below, with guidance for what might be written ~~about~~ under each heading. The aim is to keep it as simple as possible, ~~write~~ in plain language and ~~get~~ the reader to the knowledge they need quickly.	+	Suggested headings are set out below, with guidance for what might be written under each heading. The aim is to keep the articles as simple as possible, written in plain language and helping the reader find the knowledge they need quickly.

	{\|		{\|
−	\| [[Is_Welsh_timber_suitable_for_use_in_construction%3F\|An example RESEARCH FINDINGS article can be seen ~~here~~]].	+	\| [[Is_Welsh_timber_suitable_for_use_in_construction%3F\|An example RESEARCH FINDINGS article can be seen by clicking on this link]].
	\|}		\|}

	= Article title =		= Article title =

−	This is NOT the title of the research – it is a ~~headline~~, a plain language sentence that will be used as the name of the research findings article. This will appear in the page URL and so will help search engines return the page in the results of appropriate searches.	+	This is NOT the title of the research – it is a HEADLINE, a plain language sentence that will be used as the name of the research findings article. This will appear in the page URL and will help search engines return the page in the results of appropriate searches.

−	Think about what people might search for that should lead them to this research, and write a ~~headline~~ related to that. It is not about academic precision, it is about driving engagement.	+	Think about what people might search for that should lead them to this research, and write a plain language title related to that. This is not about academic precision, it is about driving engagement.

	= Image =		= Image =

−	A striking image that works at a number of different scales ~~and~~ so ~~can appear in the article~~, in summaries of the article ~~used to drive traffic to it~~, on social media and so on.	+	Add a striking image that works at a number of different scales so it will be clear on desktop computers, tablets and mobile devices as well as in summaries of the article, on social media and so on.

−	Put a caption below the image explaining what it is and the terms for its use. It is important that it is available on an open license so that it can be used and re-posted by others wishing to disseminate and promote the research, without having to seek permission. Insert a link to an appropriate [https://creativecommons.org/choose/ Creative Commons] license in the image caption so that the terms for re-use are clear.	+	Put a caption below the image explaining what it is and the terms for its use. It is important that it is available on an open license so that it can be used and re-posted by others wishing to disseminate and promote the research, without them having to seek permission. Insert a link to an appropriate [https://creativecommons.org/choose/ Creative Commons] license in the image caption so that the terms for re-use are clear.

	= Title =		= Title =
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	The formal title of the original research paper.		The formal title of the original research paper.

−	The names of the author(s) of the original research paper, ~~ideally~~ with links to an author profiles. This might be a Linkedin profile (or potentially a Designing Buildings Wiki profile).	+	The names of the author(s) of the original research paper, with links to online author profiles. This might be a Linkedin profile (or potentially a Designing Buildings Wiki profile).

−	~~When~~ the original research paper was published.	+	The date that the original research paper was published.

	The availability of the original research paper. Is it free to access / behind a pay wall / behind a sign up barrier? Where can it be accessed (ideally a web address).		The availability of the original research paper. Is it free to access / behind a pay wall / behind a sign up barrier? Where can it be accessed (ideally a web address).
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	Keep the text short and to the point. Readers can refer back to the original research paper if they need more detail.		Keep the text short and to the point. Readers can refer back to the original research paper if they need more detail.
		+
		+	{\|
		+	\| [[Is_Welsh_timber_suitable_for_use_in_construction%3F\|An example RESEARCH FINDINGS article can be seen by clicking on this link]].
		+	\|}

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Designing Buildings at 11:18, 23 March 2018

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	{\|		{\|
−	\| [[Is_Welsh_timber_suitable_for_use_in_construction?\|An example RESEARCH FINDINGS article can be seen here]].	+	\| [[Is_Welsh_timber_suitable_for_use_in_construction%3F\|An example RESEARCH FINDINGS article can be seen here]].
	\|}		\|}

−	= ~~Headline~~ =	+	= Article title =

−	This is NOT the title of the research – it is a plain language sentence that will be used as the name of the research findings article. This will appear in the page URL and so will help search engines return the page in the results of appropriate searches.	+	This is NOT the title of the research – it is a headline, a plain language sentence that will be used as the name of the research findings article. This will appear in the page URL and so will help search engines return the page in the results of appropriate searches.

	Think about what people might search for that should lead them to this research, and write a headline related to that. It is not about academic precision, it is about driving engagement.		Think about what people might search for that should lead them to this research, and write a headline related to that. It is not about academic precision, it is about driving engagement.
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	= Image =		= Image =

−	~~Include a~~ striking image that works at a number of different scales and so can appear in the article, in summaries of the article used to drive traffic to it, on social media and so on.	+	A striking image that works at a number of different scales and so can appear in the article, in summaries of the article used to drive traffic to it, on social media and so on.

−	It is important that ~~this~~ is an open license ~~image~~ so that it can be used and re-posted by others without having to seek permission. Insert a link to an appropriate [https://creativecommons.org/choose/ Creative Commons] license in the image caption so that the terms for re-use are clear.	+	Put a caption below the image explaining what it is and the terms for its use. It is important that it is available on an open license so that it can be used and re-posted by others wishing to disseminate and promote the research, without having to seek permission. Insert a link to an appropriate [https://creativecommons.org/choose/ Creative Commons] license in the image caption so that the terms for re-use are clear.

−	= ~~Actual title~~ =	+	= Title =

−	The formal title of the research.	+	The formal title of the original research paper.

−	~~= Author~~(s) =	+	The names of the author(s) of the original research paper, ideally with links to an author profiles. This might be a Linkedin profile (or potentially a Designing Buildings Wiki profile).

−	~~The author(s) names, ideally with links to an author profiles. This might be a Linkedin profiles (or potentially a Designing Buildings Wiki profile)~~.	+	When the original research paper was published.

−	~~= Availability =~~	+	The availability of the original research paper. Is it free to access / behind a pay wall / behind a sign up barrier? Where can it be accessed (ideally a web address).
−		+
−	Is the research free to access / behind a pay wall / behind a sign up barrier. Where can it be accessed (ideally a web address)	+

	= How people can use this research =		= How people can use this research =

−	~~This research~~ will ~~help designers and contractors assess whether it is advisable or desirable to use Welsh timber for~~ the ~~construction~~ of ~~building envelopes~~, ~~the species that might be used, how they might be used and what the limitations are~~.	+	Who will the research be of interest to and why? Keep this short, ideally no more than one or two sentences.

	= What people need to know =		= What people need to know =

−	What useful / ~~useable~~ knowledge does the research include? This might ~~include~~ some of the key findings, but also key pieces of ~~useful~~ knowledge that were uncovered in the research~~. Keep~~ the ~~text short~~ and ~~to the point. Readers can refer back to the original text if the need more detail~~.	+	The purpose of this section is to make important pieces of knowledge more widely-known and accessible, and to help the reader understand whether it is worth them reading / signing up for / paying for the full research.
		+
		+	What useful / usable knowledge does the research include? This might be some of the key useful findings, but it can also include key pieces of practical knowledge that were uncovered during the course of the research, important information about the broader subject and so on.

−	~~The purpose of this~~ text ~~is to make important knowledge more widely-known and accessible,~~ and to ~~help~~ the ~~reader understand whether it is worth them reading / signing up for / paying for~~ the ~~full~~ research.	+	Keep the text short and to the point. Readers can refer back to the original research paper if they need more detail.

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Designing Buildings at 11:01, 23 March 2018

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	{\|		{\|
−	\| An example RESEARCH FINDINGS article can be seen here.	+	\| [[Is_Welsh_timber_suitable_for_use_in_construction?\|An example RESEARCH FINDINGS article can be seen here]].
	\|}		\|}

Designing Buildings at 10:42, 23 March 2018

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	This is different to a research abstract, or summary. It intended to make as many people as possible aware of research knowledge that they can use, as quickly as possible and at the point that they need it. Typically this will be when they google a question to which the research provides an answer.		This is different to a research abstract, or summary. It intended to make as many people as possible aware of research knowledge that they can use, as quickly as possible and at the point that they need it. Typically this will be when they google a question to which the research provides an answer.

−	Suggested headings are set out below, with guidance for what might be written about under each heading.	+	Suggested headings are set out below, with guidance for what might be written about under each heading. The aim is to keep it as simple as possible, write in plain language and get the reader to the knowledge they need quickly.

	{\|		{\|
−	\| An example ~~of a completed~~ RESEARCH FINDINGS article can be seen here.	+	\| An example RESEARCH FINDINGS article can be seen here.
	\|}		\|}

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	It is important that this is an open license image so that it can be used and re-posted by others without having to seek permission. Insert a link to an appropriate [https://creativecommons.org/choose/ Creative Commons] license in the image caption so that the terms for re-use are clear.		It is important that this is an open license image so that it can be used and re-posted by others without having to seek permission. Insert a link to an appropriate [https://creativecommons.org/choose/ Creative Commons] license in the image caption so that the terms for re-use are clear.
		+
		+	= Actual title =
		+
		+	The formal title of the research.
		+
		+	= Author(s) =
		+
		+	The author(s) names, ideally with links to an author profiles. This might be a Linkedin profiles (or potentially a Designing Buildings Wiki profile).
		+
		+	= Availability =
		+
		+	Is the research free to access / behind a pay wall / behind a sign up barrier. Where can it be accessed (ideally a web address)
		+
		+	= How people can use this research =
		+
		+	This research will help designers and contractors assess whether it is advisable or desirable to use Welsh timber for the construction of building envelopes, the species that might be used, how they might be used and what the limitations are.
		+
		+	= What people need to know =
		+
		+	What useful / useable knowledge does the research include? This might include some of the key findings, but also key pieces of useful knowledge that were uncovered in the research. Keep the text short and to the point. Readers can refer back to the original text if the need more detail.
		+
		+	The purpose of this text is to make important knowledge more widely-known and accessible, and to help the reader understand whether it is worth them reading / signing up for / paying for the full research.

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VERSION 1. DRAFT FOR COMMENT

This is a draft template setting out the information that might be included in RESEARCH FINDINGS articles intended to improve the dissemination and awareness of construction industry research.

This is different to a research abstract, or summary. It intended to make as many people as possible aware of research knowledge that they can use, as quickly as possible and at the point that they need it. Typically this will be when they google a question to which the research provides an answer.

Suggested headings are set out below, with guidance for what might be written about under each heading.

{|
| An example of a completed RESEARCH FINDINGS article can be seen here.
|}

= Headline =

This is NOT the title of the research – it is a plain language sentence that will be used as the name of the research findings article. This will appear in the page URL and so will help search engines return the page in the results of appropriate searches.

Think about what people might search for that should lead them to this research, and write a headline related to that. It is not about academic precision, it is about driving engagement.

= Image =

Include a striking image that works at a number of different scales and so can appear in the article, in summaries of the article used to drive traffic to it, on social media and so on.

It is important that this is an open license image so that it can be used and re-posted by others without having to seek permission. Insert a link to an appropriate [https://creativecommons.org/choose/ Creative Commons] license in the image caption so that the terms for re-use are clear.

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