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INFORMATION DESIGN / TASK 1 : FLIP CLASSROOM



04.01.2022 - 00.00.2022 (Week 1 - Week 00)

Muhammad Azka Farezi Septenal / 0351345 / Bachelor of Design (hons) in Creative Media
Information Design
Task 1 : Flip Presentation 



INSTRUCTIONS






TASK


TASK 1 ( FLIP 1 : GROUP TASK ) :

Different Types of Infographics and Online Tools :

By now you must have realized that there are many types of infographics to cater all sorts of information. As a designer, it is crucial for you to find the right style to engage and communicate information quickly and clearly.

Group Task :

In your group, find out and explore what are the different types of infographics + the kind of information they're applicable for also an example for each identified type.

You must use PowerPoint to create a group presentation, and each group must upload their video to YouTube.

Deadline : Week 2





PROCESS AND DOCUMENTATION
Group Research :

For the group project, we all agreed to create a Google Doc so that everyone could participate in the search for and explanation of 13 different infographics. Everyone will be required to bring and present two different infographic ideas and outcomes.




Member Tasks :

- Ataka Lukman Hamzah ( Mixed Charts and Timeline )
- Muhammad Azka Farezi Septenal ( Location and Anatomy )
- Luisa Audrey ( Comparison and Process )
- Esther Vanessa ( Hierarchical and Single Chart )
- Evander Clay ( Visual Resume and Flowchart )
- Kenisha Kweknoto ( Statistical and Information )



Final Group Slides :

Here is our final presentation from our group, all of the members communicated well and participated well in this presentation. 









TASK 2 ( FLIP 1 : INDIVIDUAL TASK ) :

Different Types of Infographics and Online Tools :

By now you must have realized that there are many types of infographics to cater all sorts of information. As a designer, it is crucial for you to find the right style to engage and communicate information quickly and clearly.

Individual Task :

Pick one free online infographic tools into your blog and re-design one poorly constructed infographic poster on your own experimentation with the selected tool

Record the Progress into your blog and present the re-designed infographic with before and after comparison and their personal rating + review of the online tool for its :


Deadline : Week 3





PROCESS AND DOCUMENTATION


Research and Observation  :

To finish this flip exercise, I chose to do some study on infographics, as advised before. I found various poorly built posters on the internet and opted to implement one of these selected infographics.

and here are some of the badly constructed posters :



  • POSTER #1 :

This poster was found on Google and I think it's really cool. It has a lot of useful information, but it's presented in a messy and confusing way. I believe that this poster is highly informative and will assist me in better understanding the water crisis; but, the poster and composition are far too dull and monotonous for me. It's also too difficult for the audience to figure out what they're attempting to say with this poster. I don't think several of them belong here, and the colour tone is too dark.

The texts in this infographic are far too small, which is unacceptable for an infographic in my opinion. The graphics themselves are woefully inadequate for such a large website and community. There's a lot to like about this infographic, especially the way it's put together.


Figure X.X Poorly Constructed Infographic #1


  • POSTER #2 :

This poster is also very informative and educational for the audience, in my opinion. Unfortunately, despite using Google Lens to locate this image, I was unable to locate the entire image on the internet. However, no matter how hard I looked for the original image, I was unable to locate the original infographic.



Figure X.X Poorly Constructed Infographic #2



Design Exploration and Execution :

As instructed, I used Canva to create and re-design the infographic. I initially found this application to be quite complex because the graphical elements and tools are limited, and I found it to be very exhausting for those who are accustomed to using Adobe Illustrator or Photoshop.



Figure X.X Generate Infographic Using Canva



Final Infographic :

Here's my final infographic; I think it's less complicated than the previous one. This poster was also more aesthetically pleasing and less complicated than the original infographic because I removed some points that I believe are extremely difficult for my audience to comprehend.



Figure X.X Final Infographic


I also tried out a few of the canvas tools, such as this animation tool. Using this animation gives it a much more sophisticated appearance. It's also a lot more interactive than the previous infographic. The animate tools from canvas are also very simple for me to understand.


Figure X.X Final Animation Infographic

FEEDBACK


FEEDBACK WEEK #1 :

General Feedback :

Despite the fact that some students were unable to attend class due to the pandemic, Mr Martin and Ms Anis were able to provide us (students) with extremely valuable feedback regarding our first exercise, Mr Martin and Ms Anis were able to handle the situation fairly.

Specific Feedback :

When I asked Ms Anis about my work, she said it was fine and that the information could be delivered clearly.


FEEDBACK WEEK #2 :

General Feedback :

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Specific Feedback :

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REFLECTION


Experience :

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Observation :

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Findings :

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FURTHER READING


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