Information Design / FLIP Classroom
04/01/2022 - dd/mm/2022 (Week 1 - Week x)
INSTRUCTIONS
FLIP 1: Group Task
For the group task, we were required to find out the different types of infographics, the kind of information they are applicable for, and an example for each identified type.
We found these types of infographics:
We then created a slide to describe the kind of information they are
applicable for, and an example for each identified type. We divided our own
parts for the presentation and got to choose 2 types of infographics so that
we can explain them later.
Fig. 2.1 FLIP 1 Different Types of Infographics & Online Tools
Fig. 2.2 FLIP 1 Presentation Video
(https://youtu.be/khODo2p78-Q)
FLIP 1: Individual Task
For the individual task, we were required to pick one free online infographic tool and re-design one poorly constructed infographic poster through our own experimentation with the selected tool.
Infographic tools:
FLIP 2: Saul Wurman's L.A.T.C.H
For this task, we were required to present Saul Wurman's L.A.T.C.H principle and provide some examples of what they are best on.
FEEDBACK
No feedback was given.
REFLECTIONS
There were a lot of things that I need to pay attention to for this classroom since it's mostly theory. I took some time to understand them one by one.
Reagan Val Adelbert Mahadi / 0349177
Information Design / Bachelor of Design in Creative Media
FLIP Classroom
LECTURES
FLIP 3
Miller's Law or chunking refers to the process of taking individual pieces of information and grouping them into larger units. It is a concept that originates from the field of cognitive psychology. By grouping each piece into a large whole, we can improve the amount of information we can remember.
FLIP 4
Manuel Lima's information visualization provides a working list that can help provide clarity on what information visualization through 9 directives, why information visualization differs from information art or infographics.
Information Design / Bachelor of Design in Creative Media
FLIP Classroom
LECTURES
FLIP 3
Miller's Law or chunking refers to the process of taking individual pieces of information and grouping them into larger units. It is a concept that originates from the field of cognitive psychology. By grouping each piece into a large whole, we can improve the amount of information we can remember.
FLIP 4
Manuel Lima's information visualization provides a working list that can help provide clarity on what information visualization through 9 directives, why information visualization differs from information art or infographics.
- Form Follow Function
- Interactive is Key
- Cite your source
- The power of narrative
- Do not glorify aesthetics
- Look for relevancy
- Embrace time
- Aspire knowledge
- Avoid gratuitous visualizations
INSTRUCTIONS
FLIP 1: Group Task
For the group task, we were required to find out the different types of infographics, the kind of information they are applicable for, and an example for each identified type.
We found these types of infographics:
- Timeline infographics
- Hierarchical infographics
- Comparison infographics
- Process infographics
- Informational infographics
- Statistical infographics
- Map infographics
- Flowchart infographics
- Interactive infographics
- List infographics
Fig. 2.1 FLIP 1 Different Types of Infographics & Online Tools
Fig. 2.2 FLIP 1 Presentation Video
(https://youtu.be/khODo2p78-Q)
FLIP 1: Individual Task
For the individual task, we were required to pick one free online infographic tool and re-design one poorly constructed infographic poster through our own experimentation with the selected tool.
Infographic tools:
- https://icons8.com/articles/what-is-an-infographic/
- https://developers.google.com/chart/interactive/docs/gallery
- https://www.canva.com/templates/search/infographic/
- https://create.piktochart.com/gallery
- https://venngage.com/templates
- https://www.visme.co/make-infographics/
- https://snappa.com/create/infographics
- https://infogram.com
(https://otsegographicarts.weebly.com/infographic.html)

Fig. 3.2 Final Reconstructed Infographic - JPEG
Fig. 3.3 Final Reconstructed Infographic - PDF
I decided to pick Canva and re-designed the infographic.
Fig. 3.2 Final Reconstructed Infographic - JPEG
Fig. 3.3 Final Reconstructed Infographic - PDF
It was pretty easy to use Canva since the design tools there are
straightforward and the direction is not confusing at all. There were
a lot of things that I can add to my infographic which is quite nice
since people can be more creative when creating the infographic there.
There are a lot of templates that I can choose from and there are so
many varieties that I can choose from. Overall I give a rating of 9/10
for Canva.
FLIP 2: Saul Wurman's L.A.T.C.H
For this task, we were required to present Saul Wurman's L.A.T.C.H principle and provide some examples of what they are best on.
No feedback was given.
REFLECTIONS
There were a lot of things that I need to pay attention to for this classroom since it's mostly theory. I took some time to understand them one by one.
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