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Methods used to Convey Information
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A level (3.1.1 Data, Information and Knowledge) ICT Mapa Mental sobre Methods used to Convey Information, creado por charcrawford el 17/11/2013.
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Methods used to Convey Information
Text: one of the most common 'representation methods' used to communicate information.
User manual for new software
Email to arrange a party
Letter to customer confirming delivery date
Pro's
Easy to understand
Most familiar and comfortable with reading
If printed, no special equipment needed to access
Variety of contexts i.e. books, posters, websites
Con's
Difficult to read and process at speed
Don't understand language
Blind/visual impaired cannot access information
Poor font size/style make text difficult to read
Pictures/ Images: used to convey many different types of information.
Symbols - traffic and safety signs
Charts and graphs
Floor plans
Pro's
Convey info quickly
Understand no matter what language
Help support/ extra impact
Easy to see from a distance
Con's
Don't know what it means it's not effective
Colour blindness - difficult to decipher
Poor quality/ fuzzy images
Sound: one of the most common, used in different ways.
Spoken voice
Alarms and alerts
Pro's
Can convey information to people with poor literacy skills
Large amount fairly quickly
Many people at once
Don't need to see someone to hear them
Con's
Strong accents make it difficult
Understand language
Poor hearing
Too much background noise
Videos: information being shown as a moving image. Online - need the right media player. Offline - DVD player.
Tutorials
Podcasts
Pro's
Used for training - watch skill and learn
A lot of information in short time
Stopped, started, replayed over again
Costs nothing or very little
Con's
Viewing online, need internet connection (fast)
Need equipment i.e. computer
Visual/sound quality may be poor
Risk of virus or malware
Animation: before video came along, this was the only way to provide the illusion of movement.
Animated gifs
3D constructions
Pro's
Can be custom made for a company to convey a particular message
Good for catching peoples attention quickly
Can convey information in a fun, lighthearted way
Con's
Can be expensive and time-consuming to produce
Need specialist software and skills
Can distract users from key information and annoying
LEDs: Light Emitting Diode lights up in a pure, bright colour when switched on.
On/off - computer monitors, kettles
Combined LED lights to form visual display - 'STOP' on DVD player
Pro's
Conveys simple information
Inexpensive method
Long-life
Light up very quickly
Con's
Need to understand what the light represents
Imparts limited information
Visual impairment
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