- How can infographics be used to show how the meat industry effects our health?
- How can infographics be used to show how the meat industry effects our environment?
- How can infographics be used to show how the meat industry effects our animals?
- How can interactivity with infographics engage the viewer through multiple layers of information?
- What makes information more logos than pathos?
- How does the interaction of multiple view points (Health, Environment, Animals) change the message or balance btw logos and pathos?
- How does the rendering of imagery effect the message or balance btw logos and pathos?
Wednesday, January 27, 2010
DP-Experiment Outline
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excellent questions, cassie. i assume you will try to answer all or most of these by the end, but right now the most interesting ones to me are about the multiple layers of info and how does rendering affect logos vs pathos.
to my thinking, it's a bit hard to control how someone will respond to your message (will they be emotionally moved by some stastic?), but you can certainly push things in one direction vs another. i think crazier stats can probably have an emotional appeal, like the way you showed the water usage in the more recent post. when you show it in that manner, even though it's just with dots (very logical and dry rendering style), the sheer volume of that info causes an emotional response in me.
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