01.04.2022 - ?.?.2022 (Week 1 - Week?)
Devina Angeline Wiratama / 0350824
Intercultural Design / Bachelor of Design (Hons) in Creative Media
Flip Class
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LECTURES
Week 1 / 01.05.2022
Introduction to Information Visualization
(Source: Google Slides)
40% of people are responding more to visuals than to text. 90% of information transmitted to the brain is visual. Visuals are processed 60,000x faster in the brain than text. Here's why visual information is important.
Fig. 1.1 / Data Visualization, Week 1 (01.05.2022)
The ultimate goal of visualizing information is to reveal the intricacy of the world in uncomplicated terms that are simple to comprehend. On top of that, information design seeks to add knowledge to the information it displays through spatial, quantitative, and chronological relationships. Here is an example of an effective infographic that breakdown complicated numbers into visual.
Vid 1.1 / Infographic, Week 1 (01.05.2022)
Fig. 1.2 / Example of Infographic, Week 1 (01.05.2022)
Week 2 / 01.11.2022
After we present our presentation about the flip 1 group, Ms Anis briefed us about Flip 2, which is not our group task (Group 4).
Fig. 1.3 / Flip 02, Week 2 (01.13.2022)
Week 2 / 01.13.2022
Today, we watch our friends presentation about flip 2, L.A.T.C.H (Location, Alphabetical, Time Category, Hierarchy). (Source: Link)
(Source: Google Slides)
40% of people are responding more to visuals than to text. 90% of information transmitted to the brain is visual. Visuals are processed 60,000x faster in the brain than text. Here's why visual information is important.
Fig. 1.1 / Data Visualization, Week 1 (01.05.2022)
The ultimate goal of visualizing information is to reveal the intricacy of the world in uncomplicated terms that are simple to comprehend. On top of that, information design seeks to add knowledge to the information it displays through spatial, quantitative, and chronological relationships. Here is an example of an effective infographic that breakdown complicated numbers into visual.
Vid 1.1 / Infographic, Week 1 (01.05.2022)
Fig. 1.2 / Example of Infographic, Week 1 (01.05.2022)
Week 2 / 01.11.2022
After we present our presentation about the flip 1 group, Ms Anis briefed us about Flip 2, which is not our group task (Group 4).
Fig. 1.3 / Flip 02, Week 2 (01.13.2022)
Week 2 / 01.13.2022
Today, we watch our friends presentation about flip 2, L.A.T.C.H (Location, Alphabetical, Time Category, Hierarchy). (Source: Link)
Fig. 1.4 / Other's Presentation LATCH, Week 2 (01.13.2022)
Week 3 / 01.20.2022
Ms Anis briefed us about flip 3 for groups 4, 5, and 6. (Source: Flip 03)
Fig. 1.5 / Flip 03, Week 3 (01.20.2022)
Vid. 1.2 / Chunking Trick, Week 3 (01.20.2022)
INSTRUCTIONS
<iframe src="https://drive.google.com/file/d/19yxj737a7Sctnv1RJPFXZV24zIBJfAuz/preview" width="640" height="480" allow="autoplay"></iframe>
<iframe src="https://drive.google.com/file/d/19yxj737a7Sctnv1RJPFXZV24zIBJfAuz/preview" width="640" height="480" allow="autoplay"></iframe>
PRACTICAL
Week 1 / 01.04.2022 - FLIP 1
Here are the group project instructions.Ms Anis briefed us about FLIP Topic 1 (different types of Infographic and online tools). (Source: Google Sheet). Divided into 2 projects, group project and individual project.
Group
Group
Fig. 2.1 / Group's Instructions, Week 1 (01.04.2022)
We divide the tasks for those who work on the slides and also those who will present. Here is the result for flip 01.
<iframe src="https://drive.google.com/file/d/1osAdCsRQVqvz_xwIdXyeJ_HA0_e8T4VF/preview" width="640" height="480" allow="autoplay"></iframe>
Here is our presentation video.
Vid. 2.1 / Presentation Flip 1, Week 1 (01.04.2022)
Individual
Here are the individual project instructions.
Fig. 2.2 / Individual's Instructions, Week 1 (01.04.2022)
Fig. 2.3 / Bad Infographic, Week 1 (01.04.2022)
Fig. 2.4 / Rework Infographic, Week 1 (01.04.2022)
Ratings 1-10
Difficulty: 2/10
Usefulness: 10/10
Template Design Options: 8/10
Advantage/ Disadvantage
Advantage: Easy to understand and present; many access to photos, videos, gifs, barcodes, music, etc; many options for templates, colours, fonts, etc.
Difficulty: 2/10
Usefulness: 10/10
Template Design Options: 8/10
Advantage/ Disadvantage
Advantage: Easy to understand and present; many access to photos, videos, gifs, barcodes, music, etc; many options for templates, colours, fonts, etc.
Disadvantage: Not all facilities are free; really hard if you do it on a phone/ small screen.
We have our meeting about flip 03. Here is the result of the meeting.
Hey guys. So we split the work on FLIP 3 into 6 parts (Flip 03)
What is Miller’s Law? Chunking? - Devina
Why is it used? - Jia Xuan
When & Where it is used? - Abigail
*3 approaches
1. Infographics - Hussain
2. UX/UI - Lene
3. Processes - Metta
Can put the references and credits under notes for now.
*We decided to have a meeting tomorrow night and record the presentation on Monday.
Fig. 3.1 - 3.2 / My parts, Week 3 (01.22.2022)
Here is our record presentation.
Vid. 3.1 / Record Presentation, Week 3 (01.24.2022)
FEEDBACK
Week 1 / 01.11.2022
Good job! People who previously didn't understand anything about infographics after seeing this, they will definitely understand.
Week 3 / 01.25.2022
Week 3 / 01.25.2022
Well done. Straight forward. Easy to digest. Excellent example. Good job
REFLECTION
I learned a lot in this module, especially about Miller's Law. It turns out that what I've been seeing every day has a theory and there are ways to make a job look more informative and aesthetic. In addition, I also learned to always work together in group work this time. I learned to prioritize common interests and there is an effort that must be expended in this module as well. This module is quite relaxing but I got a lot of information
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