Infographics TECM 4180 Dr. Lam. Project 2: Infographic Three key characteristics of an Infographic: 1.It is visual- An infographic is a visual image (e.g.,

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Infographics TECM 4180 Dr. Lam

Project 2: Infographic Three key characteristics of an Infographic: 1.It is visual- An infographic is a visual image (e.g., chart, diagram, picture) 2.It tells a story – Infographics should present a very clear and easy-to-understand story 3.It represents data or information – Infographics are visual representations of existing data or information

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What Infographics do? Turn data into information, and maybe even knowledge Make people think about data in a new and interesting way Educate, persuade, or inform audiences

Process? 1.Start with a topic where there is data available 2.Educate yourself 3.Determine your narrative (story) 4.Identify problems in the narrative (confounding variables) 5.Choose a format 6.Determine a visual approach 7.Revise

Three keys to choosing a topic 1.Pick one that means something to you 2.Pick one that you’ve already researched 3.Pick one that has potential for mass appeal

Find Data There is a TON of free, publicly available data (pretty much any government organization provides loads of data) Find reputable sources and see what they’re citing

Educate yourself Learn as much as you can about the topic Consider all viewpoints, even those you don’t agree with

Find the Narrative What is the most compelling piece of data you can find? Look for comparisons Look in places you might not necessarily expect Find data that supports your main data point Craft your visualization around this main point or thesis

Let’s look at some open data sources Bulk-Data/ftja-9jxd Bulk-Data/ftja-9jxd arch_Datasets.php arch_Datasets.php Take a look at a dataset. Determine how you might visualize something from the data.

Choose a Format Think about the story you are telling and the relationships you are trying to convey Select one or more graphical elements to reflect these relationships E.g., comparing variables over time (use a line chart)

Some types of Infographics How to Comparison Flow chart Categorization Time line Geographic Visual article

Next Steps? Brainstorm! Start by writing of list of topics you are interested in Research your top topics to determine if there is enough data/information Pick a topic and begin thinking about how to visualize it