The document outlines objectives and principles for developing an infographic and ICT project for social change. The objectives are to identify a local issue that can be addressed through an ICT project, analyze how users will respond to the proposed project, integrate multimedia to enhance the experience, develop a working prototype, and understand working with partners. It discusses principles of visual messages in infographics, including being creative, unique, simple, using graphics and visuals, and including sharing tools. It also lists the elements of infographics as graphics and bars, pies and icons, human infographics, timeline infographics, and puzzle pieces.

1. INFOGRAPHICS AND ICT
PROJECTS
EUGENE ADRIANNE L. GALANO
JANRYLLE ANIDILUM
JHONRIEL PARDS HABULAN

2. OBJECTIVES
• Identify a local or regional cause or issue for Social Change related to specific
professional tracks that can be addressed or tackled using an ICT Project for Social
Change.
• Analysed how target or intended users and audiences are expected to respond to
the proposed ICT project for Social Change on the basis of content, value, and user
experience.
• Integrate rich multimedia content in design and development to best enhance the
user experience and deliver content of an ICT Project for Social Change.
• Develop a working prototype of and ICT Project for Social Change .
• Understand how to work with peers and public/partners for the development of an
ICT project that advocates or mobilizes for a specific social change or cause.

3. DEVELOPING AN ICT PROJECT FOR
SOCIAL CHANGE
• To be able to succeed in the implementation of your ICT Project, it’s the team head
or project management is the discipline of planning, organising, securing and
managing resources for the successful completion of a task for project to meet
specific goals and objectives. The team should follow the stages of a project,
development and practice, effective communication and brainstorming discussion
on development.

4. PRINCIPLES OF VISUAL MESSAGE, DISIGNED
USING INFOGRAPHICS
• Infographics are visual presentations of information that use the elements of design to quickly communicate
an idea. Good infographics attract readers and are viewed where more easily than long texts article.
Therefore, infographics can deliver a message more easily which can spread around the world with the use
of pre-sharing tools.
Ways that infographics can be used:
• Presenting survey data - infographics are highly useful in presenting result gathered from survey data.
When organise infographics, it becomes much easier and faster to draw meaning from data.
• Simplifying a complicated concept - the core purpose of an infographics is to simplify a complex idea
which make them great educational tools, especially when presenting an overview of a topic instead of
an in-depth analysis.
• Explaining how things work – in addition, to simplifying complex ideas, infographics are often used to
reveal the mechanics behind how objects work. Skilled designers can crate infographics that pull apart
complex products like camera, iPhones, and clocks and graphically explain their core features.
• Comparison – when drawing comparisons, infographics help organise similarities and differences by
visually creating parallels that complement the information being presented. Comparison can be difficult
to express which words, sometimes to the point of being more confusing than revealing to the audience.
By presenting the same information in a nearly organised infographics, comparisons, become clearer.

5. PRINCIPLES IN CREATING AN
INFOGRAPHICS:
• Be Creative – you can use the combination of text, shapes and images to present your
message in a creative way.
• Be Unique – your message must be something people can relate to, but it must be
presented in a unique way to attract the viewers attention. Present it in a surprising and
exciting way to draw attention.
• Be Simple – presenting a simple yet elegant design will attract more attention that cluttered
elements that may bore the audience. Too many colours and pictures may be hard to
understand and distract the readers from getting the message.
• Use Graphics and Visuals – You can illustrate your point with pictures, typography, and
colours.
• Use the Forwarding Tool – it’s important that the viewer will be able to easily click “share”
after reading your infographic so that your message can be forwarded and read by as many
people as possible. Include and locate the links and “share” buttons in a place where they
can be easily accessed.

6. INFOGRAPHICS ELEMENTS AND TOOLS:
• Graphics and bars
• Pies and Icons
• Human Infographics
• Timeline Infographics
• Puzzle Pieces

7. QUIZ
1-4: WHAT ARE THE FOUR ELEMENTS OF INFOGRAPHIC ELEMENTS AND
TOLLS?
5-7: WHAT ARE THE THREE PRINCIPLE IN CREATING AN INFOGRAPHIC?
8-10: WHAT ARE THE THREE WAYS THAT INFOGRAPHICS CAN BE USED?