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Selection

Mistakes Wrong Choice Too much… Over-reliance Irrelevance

Functions To illustrate To complement To regulate To signify

Questions Effect on Audience? Impact for Message? Convenience of Materials? Ease in Performance? Problems to Anticipate?

Technologies Three-Dimensional Interactive Print Visual Aural Multimedia

Preparation

Visual Content Lists Charts Graphs Photographs Diagrams Video

Visual Design Simplicity Visibility Shape & Space Balance & Direction Color & Lighting

Presentation

Attention Prepare Audience Direct Audience Length To Notice Avoid Distractions Only When Discussing

Display Ensure ALL Can See/Hear Work with it Talk To Your Audience Long Enough to Understand

Incorporation

Purpose Function for Message Relevance to Message Explanation in Message Timing within Message

Practical Performance Practice Murphy’s Law Plan B

Ethics Harmfulness Representation Context Alteration Citation

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