This document discusses different ways to present information visually, including tally charts, key points, bar charts, line graphs, and percentages. Tally charts can record responses to questions, using lines to show answers. Key points from sources should be highlighted and condensed into bullet points. Bar charts or line graphs can then display tallied answers or trends over time. Percentages can also represent parts of a whole, such as the proportion of people answering a question in the same way.

1. Presenting Information.

2.  Look at the different ways information can be
presented using the key points.

3.  There are a number of different ways in which
you can present information and opinions
from a number of different sources.
 Information can be presented through:
◦ Tally charts
◦ Key points
◦ Bar charts
◦ Line graphs
◦ Percentages

4.  A tally chart can be used to record how
many people answered a question with
the same answer.
 This is used in a questionnaire and
presented using sets of 5 lines
consisting of 4 vertical and one
diagonal from the bottom left corner to
the top right.

5.  Look through the information you have
gained from internet, newspapers and
magazine sources and highlight the key
points.
 Convert the key points into short and to
the point bullet points.

6.  Use these to display the different
answers people gave during the
questionnaire.
 Answers along the bottom.
 Numbers along the left side.
 Created in the chart designer.

7.  Can be used in the same way as bar
charts.
 Different method of presenting
information to add variety in your
work.
 Created in the chart designer.

8.  Percentages can be used through
changing the number of answers you
have gained into percentages.
◦ Example:
 If 20 out of 100 people answered a
question in the same way this would be
20%.
 These can be used to add onto your
presentation as short bullet lists.