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Information design is the practice of presenting information in a way that is clear and easy to understand. It involves considering how to structure, display and deliver information through various visual formats and media to support the understanding and use of that information. Effective information design ensures individuals can quickly find what they need and easily make sense of the data.
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This document provides examples and instructions for creating an infographic for a yearbook class. It shows a sample infographic about reading assignments and student comprehension. It also includes an example infographic about speeding tickets received by students of different grades. The document assigns students to find an example infographic from another school's yearbook that could work for their school, and to create their own infographic based on idea examples provided.
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Gorkana 2014 survey of financial journalists
One of the largest studies of the financial journalism industry, Gorkana's 2014 Survey of Financial Journalists looks at journalist's outlook on the economy, opinions of leading sources of news and information and how they themselves find stories.
Carried out by the Gorkana Group in collaboration with Matt Ragas, Ph.D. and Hai Tran, Ph.D. of DePaul University College of Communication, nearly 500 financial journalists responded to this survey.
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The document describes two pictures. The first picture shows a man cooking sausages on a gas barbecue on a sunny day in a park, while people sit at a picnic table. The second picture shows about 20 Japanese young people having a barbecue in a park, wearing jeans and dark shirts and making faces for the camera.
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3rd floor, art gallery
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