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    • Jan. 17--Creative Writing Assignment

march 5, 2013--infographic

Today you will spend time searching for, uploading to a Word


document, and evaluating an infographic.  School Appropriate!



You need to...




*  Include the URL address for the site on which you find


    your infographic.




*  Tell how many infographics you looked at before choosing 


    and what words you typed to begin your search.




*  Detail why you chose this infographic.  What made it stand


    out from the others?  Be specific.




*  Analyze the color selections the infographic contains.  Why


    are those colors important to the topic and to the consumer?




*  Analyze the font of the infographic.  Is it large or small?  Why

    is font size important?  Is it bold or regular?  Why is that


    important?



*  Analyze the structure of the infographic.  Is is cause and effect?


    Is it problem/solution?  Is it compare and contrast?  Is it


    sequenced?  Is it descriptive?  How does the structure of the


    infographic impact the reader?  What impact would another


    structure have on the message to the reader of the infographic?






*  Analyze the content of the infographic.  Is the topic relevant


    to today?  Who is the intended audience?  Does the infographic


    use Pathos, Ethos, or Logos?  Is the type of appeal effective?  Why


    or why not?

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