# Research & resources: Film a task. Turn it into a how-to.

## Sources linked in the activity

- [Use a complicated machine.](https://www.haascnc.com/video/tipoftheday/cn05fx55pqc.html) — Show one operation: setting it up for a particular job, choosing the right settings, and checking the result. An experienced machinist demonstrating a setup on a CNC mill is one example.
- [Handle the equipment problem everyone asks you about.](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qgcdmejldps) — Reload the label printer, showing the correct supplies, where they go, and what a good printed label looks like.
- [Assemble something.](https://www.ikea.com/es/en/customer-service/product-support/assembly-guides/) — Demonstrate a storage unit, product, or kit. Show which way parts face, the order of assembly, and the checks that tell you it is right.
- [File documents so someone can find them later.](https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepoint/libraries/view-and-edit-information-about-a-file-folder-or-link-in-a-document-library) — Show how you scan a signed document, name it, choose its folder, add any required information, and find the right copy again.
- [Complete a computer routine.](https://scribe.com/tools/documentation-generator) — Submit an expense claim, create an invoice, set up a customer record, or prepare a recurring report. Explain the choices as you make them and show how you check that the task is finished.
- [Connect physical and computer work.](https://help.shopify.com/en/manual/products/inventory/inventory-transfers/barcode-scanner) — Receive a delivery, check what arrived, and then enter the quantities or discrepancies in the inventory system. The demonstration can combine phone footage and a screen recording.

[Return to the activity](https://bingo.feedforward-collective.com/moves/156).