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The document outlines guidelines for creating an infographic related to social advocacy, emphasizing the importance of objectivity, strong visual hierarchy, simple and consistent design, and effective data visualization. Key points include defining the purpose and target audience, organizing information clearly, using a cohesive color palette, and simplifying complex data through visual elements. The final infographic must be submitted by November 13, 2024.

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The document outlines guidelines for creating an infographic related to social advocacy, emphasizing the importance of objectivity, strong visual hierarchy, simple and consistent design, and effective data visualization. Key points include defining the purpose and target audience, organizing information clearly, using a cohesive color palette, and simplifying complex data through visual elements. The final infographic must be submitted by November 13, 2024.

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PERFORMANCE TASK: INFOGRAPHICS

Make an infographic related to your social advocacy. Using any software


application.

1. Objectivity- 15 pts
 Define Purpose: Before starting, identify the main message or purpose of the infographic. Is it to
inform, compare, show trends, or explain a process?
 Target Audience: Tailor your content to your intended audience. The tone, language, and
complexity should be appropriate for the readers.

2. Strong Visual Hierarchy-15 pts


 Prioritize Information: Organize the information in a way that guides the viewer’s eye from the
most important to the least important elements. Use size, color, and placement to highlight key facts.
 Use of Headings & Subheadings: Clear headings and subheadings will help break down the
content, making it easier to digest.
 Spacing & Alignment: Ensure proper spacing between elements to avoid clutter. Proper alignment
enhances readability and flow.

3. Simple and Consistent Design-10 pts

 Consistent Colors: Use a limited color palette to maintain cohesion. Colors should complement the
message (e.g., calm blues for serious topics, bright colors for fun content).
 Easy-to-read Fonts: Choose legible fonts and avoid overcrowding with multiple font styles. Stick to
two or three fonts—one for headings and one for body text.
 Icons & Graphics: Use simple icons, charts, or illustrations to represent complex ideas. Avoid
overloading the design with too many visuals.

4. Data Visualization- 20 pts

 Graphs & Charts: Use bar graphs, pie charts, line graphs, and other visual elements to simplify
complex data. Ensure they are easy to interpret at a glance.
 Simplify Numbers: Large numbers can be overwhelming. Use icons, percentages, or visuals to
make them easier to comprehend.
 Maps & Timelines: If relevant, use maps or timelines to show geographic or chronological data.

5. Submission and Uploading- 10 pts

 Submit and upload your infographic to the link provided by your teacher on or before November 13,
2024

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