Visual symbols are representations of reality that come in the form of signs and symbols, including drawings, cartoons, strip drawings, diagrams, charts, graphs, and maps. Drawings are simple lines that can effectively show ideas with clarity. Cartoons metaphorically tell stories through pictures without captions. Diagrams show relationships and arrangements through lines and symbols. Charts and graphs present quantitative data for analysis, while maps represent surfaces like the earth.
GRAPHIC MATERIALS
by: (CRIS ANN C. JUMAWID)
What is Graphics?
“Graphikos” means painting as well as drawing. “Graphein” means to write as well as to represent by means of lines.
Graphic Materials
The presentation of information in the form of diagrams and illustrations instead of words or numbers.
It should be simple, bold, legible, brief and have adequate margins.
Advantages of Graphic Materials
-They are capable of attracting attention.
-They convey ideas through simple, bold, legible, brief, non-verbal experiences during teaching learning process.
-They facilitate the formation of mental images so basic to learning.
-They present ideas in the form of a picture or a sketch.
-They convey certain types of information in a condensed and summarized form.
-They present information quickly and effectively.
Kinds of Graphic Material
A. CHARTS
-They are combinations of graphic and pictorial media designed for orderly and logical visualizing of relationship between key facts or ideas.
Objectives of Charts
-To summarize information.
-To show relationship by means of facts, figures or statistics.
-To present materials symbolically.
-To present abstract concepts in visual form.
Types of Charts
Tree Charts
These are developed from a base composes of several roots which lead into trunk..
Flow Charts
It shows the organization of a student council or a unit of government or the development of a manufacturing process.
Table Charts
Used for comparisons or for listing advantages and disadvantages of a business or an organization.
B. DIAGRAMS
A condensed drawing consisting of lines and symbols which represent the object or process.
(Ex. Venn Diagrams, Cycle Diagrams, Radial Diagrams, Target Diagrams, Pyramid Diagrams)
C. GRAPHS
-Visual representation of a numerical data. Requires little explanation.
Types of Graphs
Line Graph used frequently in plotting relationship between changes in a set of data.
Pie Graph these are used to show how a whole divided into parts.
Bar Graph these consists of bars, either horizontally or vertically
Pictograph these use pictures to represent and compare numerical data.
D. MAPS
An accurate representation on a plane surface in the form of a diagram drawn to scale the details of boundaries of continents, countries, etc.
E. ILLUSTRATIONS
It can be hand-drawn, photographic reproductions, lithographic reproductions.
It does not require any lengthy explanation.
GRAPHIC MATERIALS
by: (CRIS ANN C. JUMAWID)
What is Graphics?
“Graphikos” means painting as well as drawing. “Graphein” means to write as well as to represent by means of lines.
Graphic Materials
The presentation of information in the form of diagrams and illustrations instead of words or numbers.
It should be simple, bold, legible, brief and have adequate margins.
Advantages of Graphic Materials
-They are capable of attracting attention.
-They convey ideas through simple, bold, legible, brief, non-verbal experiences during teaching learning process.
-They facilitate the formation of mental images so basic to learning.
-They present ideas in the form of a picture or a sketch.
-They convey certain types of information in a condensed and summarized form.
-They present information quickly and effectively.
Kinds of Graphic Material
A. CHARTS
-They are combinations of graphic and pictorial media designed for orderly and logical visualizing of relationship between key facts or ideas.
Objectives of Charts
-To summarize information.
-To show relationship by means of facts, figures or statistics.
-To present materials symbolically.
-To present abstract concepts in visual form.
Types of Charts
Tree Charts
These are developed from a base composes of several roots which lead into trunk..
Flow Charts
It shows the organization of a student council or a unit of government or the development of a manufacturing process.
Table Charts
Used for comparisons or for listing advantages and disadvantages of a business or an organization.
B. DIAGRAMS
A condensed drawing consisting of lines and symbols which represent the object or process.
(Ex. Venn Diagrams, Cycle Diagrams, Radial Diagrams, Target Diagrams, Pyramid Diagrams)
C. GRAPHS
-Visual representation of a numerical data. Requires little explanation.
Types of Graphs
Line Graph used frequently in plotting relationship between changes in a set of data.
Pie Graph these are used to show how a whole divided into parts.
Bar Graph these consists of bars, either horizontally or vertically
Pictograph these use pictures to represent and compare numerical data.
D. MAPS
An accurate representation on a plane surface in the form of a diagram drawn to scale the details of boundaries of continents, countries, etc.
E. ILLUSTRATIONS
It can be hand-drawn, photographic reproductions, lithographic reproductions.
It does not require any lengthy explanation.
This presentation summarizes and describes various types of images and illustrations used in education. I spent a long time collecting, discussing and writing about these useful types.
This presentation is part of LearnItFirst's SQL Server 2012: A Comprehensive Introduction course. The video that contains this presentation can be watched here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TJIFMS_lKys
There are many different report types that we can work with within Reporting Services, and this video will cover many of the common types. We will not cover every reporting type, but rather give you an overview of the visual effects that a particular element will add to a report, and when you should use them.
Highlights from this slideshow:
- Walking through the different parts of a dashboard report
- What are Sparklines and what are they good for?
- What are line charts and what do they offer that Sparklines can't?
- Bar charts are better for what?
- What are gauges and indicators mainly use for?
- What type of chart would you use to show proportion?
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This presentation summarizes and describes various types of images and illustrations used in education. I spent a long time collecting, discussing and writing about these useful types.
This presentation is part of LearnItFirst's SQL Server 2012: A Comprehensive Introduction course. The video that contains this presentation can be watched here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TJIFMS_lKys
There are many different report types that we can work with within Reporting Services, and this video will cover many of the common types. We will not cover every reporting type, but rather give you an overview of the visual effects that a particular element will add to a report, and when you should use them.
Highlights from this slideshow:
- Walking through the different parts of a dashboard report
- What are Sparklines and what are they good for?
- What are line charts and what do they offer that Sparklines can't?
- Bar charts are better for what?
- What are gauges and indicators mainly use for?
- What type of chart would you use to show proportion?
BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE AND DATA ANALYTICS presentationMohit Negi
SIX SIGMA APPROACH, DIFFERENT TYPES OF CHARTS AND THEIR FUNCTION, DASHBOARD, BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE, DATA VISUALISATION INFORMATION VISUALISATION, PERFORMANCE DASHBOARD, BUSINESS REPORTING, BALANCE SCORECARD
2. What is visual symbol and it’s types ?
Drawing
Cartoon
Strip drawing
Diagram
Chart
Graphs
Maps
Conclusions
Questions
3. Visual symbols are representations of direct reality,
which comes in the form of signs and symbols. The
following is a detailed discussion on the different kinds of
visual symbols, which are drawings, sketches, cartoons,
comics or strip drawing, diagrams, charts and graphs,
maps, and posters.
4. These are crude and simple lines, which are effective in
showing what needs to be shown with sufficient clarity,
to make the meaning vivid to learners or students.
They are drawings with no illusion of depth but a smart
teacher can use them in a very effective way in
explaining and showing ideas and concepts.
5. Cartoons tell stories metaphorically through pictures,
which need no captions. Symbolism conveys messages,
less words more symbolism the better. The cartoon
presents a certain issue or concern which could be
either for or against it.
It is a pictorial representation or caricature of a person,
idea, situation or issue that is designed to influence
public opinion.
6. Strip drawings are recommended for their story value in
adaptation of the classics. They are affective in
instruction not only because they are simple, clear and
easy to read but because they deal with materials that
has been made personal.
7. Diagrams are simplified drawings designed to show
interrelationship primarily by means of lines and
symbols. They are used to explain rather than to
represent. It is a drawing that shows arrangement and
relationship, as parts to a whole, relative values, origins
and developments, chronological flow, fluctuations and
distributions.
Examples:
-affinity diagram
-tree diagram
-fishbone diagram
8. Charts are graphic or pictorial representations of a large
mass of information or show progression thru time and
space of people or events, ideas and objects.
Examples:
-tree or stream chart
-organizational chart
-comparison and contrast
-pareto chart
-gannt chart
-flow chart
9. Graphs present quantitative data for easier analysis and
interpretation. It shows comparative relationship of data
involved in size, trends and growth. Graphs are best
used in developing and in summarizing a unit.
Examples:
-circle or pie graph
-bar graph
-graphic organizer
-pictorial graph
10. Maps are usually shown on flat surface and are used to
represent the surface of the earth or some parts of it,
showing the relative size and position according to scale
or projection and position represented.
Examples:
-physical map
-relief map
-commercial map
-political map
11. Visual symbols are representations of direct reality,
which comes in the form of signs and symbols. The
following is a detailed discussion on the different kinds of
visual symbols, which are drawings, cartoons, strip
drawing, diagrams, charts , graphs, maps, and posters.
12. What are the different types of chart?
What are the different types of maps?
Why visual symbols second to the abstract of the cone?