2- Part Components
1st-Spreadsheet(outline) Has to be submitted by 5 pm tomorrow
2nd-Actual Infographic
STEP 1: Read the assigned article and complete the “Journal Article Analysis Form” as you read it.
STEP 2: State this information in brief and concise statements without losing the main points. Think about how this information could be represented visually.
STEP 3: Use an online infographic maker to report on your understanding of the article and its key points or components.
–I recommend that you use Canva (https://www.canva.com/)I WILL NEED LOG ONE WHEN CREATED!!!
–The reader/viewer of your infographic should be able to quickly and easily identify what the study looked at, how it was conducted, and what it found.
–Include a complete bibliographic citation for the article you chose on the infographic.
1.Choose a template that best matches the information you will present.
a)If you have five sections, try to find a template with five sections.
b)Try to find one that matches the theme or subject of the article, or at least already has some relevant images.
2.Consider the flow of information.
a)Most people read left to right, top to bottom.
b)Put things in the order you want people to read them (e.g. don’t put Findings at the top).
3.Use image objects from the infographic maker that relate to your article, and anchor the reader’s attention.
4.Make all of your headings in the same format (e.g. same font size, boldness, etc.)
5.Consider the C.R.A.P. Principles of Graphic Design : Contrast, Repetition, Alignment, Proximity.
Reading link: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4940272/
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