Diagrams are the obvious example of graphics. Logo represent an organisation and also convey information.
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Video
Information is conveyed as visual and audio presentation.
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Animated graphics
Image where elements move and change. Advantage over video because it includes text. Individual scenes can be shown longer and also zoom in.
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Audio
Refers to any recorded sounds including spoken words. A benefit is that it becomes accessible to those who are visually impaired.
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Numerical
Presented as numbers. Include profit and loss accounts or statistical information like average age of class of students.
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Braille text
Tactical for of writing that uses dots on a page and is read by touch. Set patterns of dots to represent individual letters, Braille may be considered as another form of written text.
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Tactile images
A viewer can feel certain images and experience their shapes through touch.
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Subtitles
Allows deaf views to acces audio information.
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Boolean
Any information that can only be in one or two forms. Therefore the answer to the qu still can only be yes or no.
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Tables and spreadsheets
Electronic document in which data is arranged in rows and columns in a grid and can be manipulated and use in calculations.
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Charts and graphs
Present data in more visual manner thanks lists of text. Many people find charts and graphs easier to use when identifying trends and comparisons.
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Other cards in this set
Card 2
Front
Diagrams are the obvious example of graphics. Logo represent an organisation and also convey information.
Back
Graphics
Card 3
Front
Information is conveyed as visual and audio presentation.
Back
Card 4
Front
Image where elements move and change. Advantage over video because it includes text. Individual scenes can be shown longer and also zoom in.
Back
Card 5
Front
Refers to any recorded sounds including spoken words. A benefit is that it becomes accessible to those who are visually impaired.
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