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@@ -31,30 +31,30 @@ Documentation you may find helpful is:
 - Install the instruct lab command line tooling
 - Serve the Model
 
-## 6.2 - 
+## 6.2 - Chat and test knowledge
 - Chat with the model and test its knowledge about Instruct Lab 
 If you find the answers somewhat peculiar, your mission is to fix that - should you accept it. And no, this message will not self-destruct. Should you be happy with the answer you can select a different knowledge area to improve.
 
-## 6.3 -
+## 6.3 - Add new knowledge
 - Acquire the InstructLab taxonomy 
 - Add new knowledge. 
 - Verify that the taxonomy tree is A-OK.
 
-## 6.4 -
+## 6.4 - Generate syntheic data
 - Generate new synthetic data with a teacher model 
 - Does synthetic data generation need a model being served? Why/Why not?
 
-## 6.5 -
+## 6.5 - Verify expected outcomes
 - Verify the synthetic data generation via the critic model output
 - Discuss: Does the critic model _need_ to be a different model compared to the student or teacher model?
 - Create a screenshot showing the files generated via the generate phase and the discarded data from the critic model and post it into the slack channel.
 
-## 6.6 -
+## 6.6 - Train the student model
 - Does training require a model being served? Why or Why not?
 - Train the model
 - When would you / should you use quantisation?
 
-## 6.7
+## 6.7 - Chat & verify newly added knowledge
 - Chat with the newly trained model and verify if it has the additional knowledge you added.
 - Create a screenshot and post it in the slack channel.