Use graphics to represent the following elements:
- Numbers - Tables, Graphs, Charts (Bars, Lines, Pies)
Ex: Shows numbers of sales within a business for a given month
Source: http://ericrichardson.com/blog_cruft/bar_graph_test4.jpg
* Above photo is an example of a Bar Graph
- Objects - Photographs, drawings, diagrams, and schematics
Ex: Portray step by step instructions using photographs
Source: http://www.eisenaudio.com/diy500/schematic.jpg
* Above photo is an example of a Schematic
- Words - bolding, coloring or box around it
Ex: Bolding a key definitions
Graphics is the presentation of information
- Concepts - Boxes or circles connected with lines that show how everything is hierarchically arranged and related
Ex: Showing a relationship between things
Source: http://www.cs.rpi.edu/research/gpg/stl-diagram1.jpg
* Above photo is an example of Concept Imaging
Rules of using Graphics:
- Discuss graphics in nearby text preceding the graphic.
- Don't just throw a graphic out there unexplained.
- Graphics are appropriate to your audience.
- Intersperse graphics and text on the same page.
- Indicate the source of any graphic you have borrowed.
Source: http://www.sandhills.edu/english/wordguide/chartadvice.html
Use of Imaging Software in professional writing:
PHOTOZOOM PRO
Source: http://www.astrovid.com/technical_documents/PZP_man_PDF_EN_103.pdf
*Above photo is an example of PhotoZoom Pro software.
There are numerous software you can use to design, edit or create images. Imaging software allows a large array of abilities, functions and techniques for users to use for their photo creations. Some functions are resizing, coloring, fading, cropping and many more.
Some Imaging Software:
- Photoshop
- Paint
- Paint Pro
- ArcSoft PhotoStudio
- IrfanView
- BW-Plus
- CK Rename
Scott,
ReplyDeleteWell done on the posting brotha. I am glad you were able to use such vivid examples and explain their use. Well done, I look forward to your work in the coming weeks.
You also need to include your name in the title of your posting. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteThe posting was excellent, describing each segment was a good idea. Very helpful.
ReplyDeleteGraphs in writing are very important do to the fact we a visual creature. When comparing information nothing says simplicity like a graphs. For example, google DJIA and look at the graph. Next look at the raw data. Now tell me which one would you rather work with?
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