Infographics

Examine carefully the following infographic. What is the message and purpose (what is the author trying to communicate) of the infographic?

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What are NOT the features of Infographics?

• Ethos/Logos/Pathos

• Purpose and Audience

• Design and Illustration

• Illustration and Color

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When does an infographic NOT reach a wide audience?

• When it reaches wide audience

• When complex information is simplified

• When it contains technical language

• When it is engaging and eye-catching

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What are the ways that Data can be presented in infographics?

(two of the below are correct answers)

• Words and numbers

• Pictures and colors

• Symbols and labels

• Layout and fronts

What is a multimodal infographic?

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Which information best summarizes the general message of the graph?

• bees are responsible for pollinating 100 percent of almonds around the world

• every crop grown in the United States relies on bees for at least 20 percent of its pollination.

• the percent of United States crops pollinated by bees varies dramatically.

• the percent of peaches pollinated by bees is more than double the percent of cotton.

What is the main purpose of an infographic?

• To transform graphic information into texts.

• To make boring date easy to understand with graphs.

• To add more information to existing database.

• To practise visual design skills.

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What is the first step of making an infographic?

• To identify the goals.

• To collect data.

• To visualise the data.

• To layout the infographic.

• To add style to the design.

After you get the burning problem, what are the "two" types of questions that give you the direction to follow when you are making an infographic?

• Supporting questions.

• Introductory questions.

• Original questions.

• Probing questions.

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Why does the speaker mention "ICCORE"?

• They stand for the steps of making an infographic.

• They stand for the dos and don'ts when making an infographic.

• They stand for the goals of making an infographic.

• They stand for the personalities of audiences.

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