Writing a Report: Electromagnetism Experiment

Now, it is your turn to write a report on an electrical engineering experiment. Before you do so, make sure you have completed the listening comprehension task titled “Oersted's Discovery”. Now that you have the key facts from the video, put yourself in Oersted and Faraday´s shoes and report on this experiment of theirs. This means that you should use the personal pronoun “we” and include all the necessary parts of a typical report, i.e. introduction, objective, experimental setup, procedure, results, conclusion(s), further testing. You do not need to include an appendix, but you can refer to an “imaginary” one in your report. Also, use correct verb tenses: the present simple when you are explaining a technical principle (typically in the introduction and conclusion sections), and the past simple when you talk about the procedure of the experiment. Submit your text below.