AGRA0902
Informaation visualisointi
AGRA0902
Envisioning Information
Unterricht · lectures
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The course has started on tuesday · 25. Oct. 2011 · 13.15 in F2071
As promised here are the links and downloads according to this course:
Linklist according to the lecture from 25. oct.: »ISOTYPE and the Visual Education«
Linklist according to the lecture from 27. oct.: »Envisioning Information«
Linklist according to our lecture on 31. oct.: »Visual Explanations«
Linklist according to our lecture on 1. nov.: »Visual and statistical Thinking«
Linklist according to our lecture on 2. nov.: »Wayshowing · Wayfinding«
Linklist according to our lecture on 3. nov.: »Perspective · Forshortening«
Linklist according to our lecture from 4. nov.: »Cluster & Dataclouds«
Linklist according to our lecture from 21. nov.: »Mobile application design«
Linklist according to our lecture from 22. nov.: »The Cognitive Style of ›PowerPoint‹ «
Linklist according to our lecture from 25. nov.: »Ethnic stereotypes«
We had our final presentation on 25. Nov. ⇒ Course exercise:
›tell the story of »Midsummer Night's Dream« (William Shakespeare's tragic tale) visually‹⇐
Aihe on: · Topic of this course:
Today graphics are used everywhere, information needs to be explained and comprehend very quick. Their extensively use structuring particulars will lead us to the development of a visual language in the 20th century and we will disclose the secret on how to make effective graphics. In this course, we will think about signs and what elements signs are consisting, come up to maps and their representations of the actual world and will end up to the process of make an information graphic for storytelling from static, printed media to interactive infographic on the Internet or in TV.
Literature:
van Wijk, Jarke J.: »The Value of Visualization«
Dept. Mathematics and Computer Science Technische Universiteit Eindhoven (NL) PDF, download
An introduction to »Modern Hyroglyphs«
Dan D Shafer, lecturer, Seattle, Washington (USA) PDF, download
it could be helpful to use headphones, fitting in the computer Line out (3.5 mm jack)
otherwise you are obliged to adjust your volume not interfering the lecture
or your fellow students.
Literature:
Byrne, David: »Learning to Love PowerPoint« wired.com, CondeNet, Inc.; New York, NY 10036
online
Friendly, Michael; Denis, Daniel J.: ›Milestones in the History of Thematic Cartography, Statistical Graphics,
and Data Visualization‹; Department of Mathematics and Statistics, York University, Toronto, Ontario (CAN)
interactive
Harris, Robert L.: ›Information Graphics: A Comprehensive Illustrated Reference‹; the book,
ISBN-13: 978-0195135329 online
Pettersson, Rune Ph.D.: ›It Depends: Information Design ? Principles and Guidelines‹; ISBN: 91-85334-24-3
free download
Rojas, Francisca M. (Ed): ›new york talk exchange‹; the book, ISBN 978 0 09794774 1 6
MoMA Design and Book Store, www.amazon.com (coming soon)
Tanner, W. P., Jr. and Swets, J. A.: »The evidence for a decision-making theory of visual detection«
Psychological Review, 61, 401-409. Teller, D.Y. (1955) download
Tufte, Edward R.: ›The cognitive style of PowerPoint‹; ISBN: 0-961392150
Lapin yliopiston kirjaston/Lapland University Library:
For staff use only (ei lainata) ⋅ TAID Weplay Tufte Edward
Tufte, Edward R.: ›Envisioning information‹; ISBN: 0-961392118
Lapin yliopiston kirjaston/Lapland University Library: Taidekirjasto, kurssikirjat ⋅ TAID K Tufte Edward R.
Tufte, Edward R.: ›The visual display of quantitative information‹; ISBN: 0-9613921-4-2
Lapin yliopiston kirjaston/Lapland University Library: Taidekirjasto, kurssikirjat ⋅ TAID K Tufte Edward R.
Tufte, Edward R.: ›Visual explanations : images and quantities, evidence and narrative‹; ISBN: 0-961392126
Lapin yliopiston kirjaston/Lapland University Library: Taidekirjasto, kurssikirjat ⋅ TAID K Tufte Edward R.
Why should we use a ›sketchbook‹?
Muutama kysymys? ⋅ Any Questions?
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