Infographic Interpretation
Geography
Hardik Shrestha 8YB
Analysis
The infographic displays information on Canadian wealth inequality using the power of visually appealing depictions paired with short and concise powerful wording.
Header for, “What drew me to this. “@.@ #luv@1stsîtê
The country in the picture is recognized worldwide; thoughts and memories of Canada are commonplace globally. The provinces each stand out in their unique way; I noticed Ontario first as it has a central placement, as well as a bright green hue producing a distinction which attracted my attention instantly. As a citizen of Ontario, I was quickly able to create a personal connection between myself and the infographic.
Purpose
This infographic exists to make the …show more content…
They commit the act of acquiring previously unknown knowledge. This is the definition of education. Many people, my self-included, were exposed to new exciting information. Teaching in a fast and easy way, this infographic subtly hints at the lack of education people around the world have on the topic of wealth inequality.
One concludes that there is a lack of education concerning wealth inequality in the Western World. The simple fact that this infographic exists provides overwhelming proof of the matter. Furthermore, one can assume that the condition isn’t better in other parts of the earth. On the same level of importance, one can conclude that there is a significant wealth inequality in Canada; for most, to a greater extent than previously believed.
Appearance
//*This part sucks. *\ Key Information
This infographic contains a tremendous amount of information in a minuscule area. A few key points to note are as follows:
• The wealth inequality is highest in Alberta, and lowest in the province of Prince Edward Island.
• The richest 1% made approximately 15 times as much as the average employee in 2010. This ratio has worsened from 9 times as much in 1980.
• Some provinces are considerably better than others; for example, Ontario and New …show more content…
Solid colours, lines and an overall sense of smoothness give off a rigid and sturdy aura that never backs down. In fact, the simplicity and consistency of design with each province prove to be an overall winner with style.
Furthermore, the infographic provides information using plastic-like depictions paired with easily understandable text.
Pros
A favorable trait of this infographic is the overwhelming dosage of simplicity in the depictions, text and coloration. In fact, paired with the staggering extent of information presented in a clean form, this infographic proves to be great at attracting an audience and spreading awareness.
CCPA’s main goal is to alter Canadian policies regarding inequality. They achieve this fastest by targeting educated young adults who are affected by the policies they intend to improve. They expertly use the tactics mentioned previously such as simplicity and plasticity to attract these young adults. I admire their obvious effort to spark skepticism of the system and rekindle hopes and dreams of many Canadians wounded due to this cruel inequality. However, wounds can heal if treated properly; this infographic hints at the possibility of a
Geography
Hardik Shrestha 8YB
Analysis
The infographic displays information on Canadian wealth inequality using the power of visually appealing depictions paired with short and concise powerful wording.
Header for, “What drew me to this. “@.@ #luv@1stsîtê
The country in the picture is recognized worldwide; thoughts and memories of Canada are commonplace globally. The provinces each stand out in their unique way; I noticed Ontario first as it has a central placement, as well as a bright green hue producing a distinction which attracted my attention instantly. As a citizen of Ontario, I was quickly able to create a personal connection between myself and the infographic.
Purpose
This infographic exists to make the …show more content…
They commit the act of acquiring previously unknown knowledge. This is the definition of education. Many people, my self-included, were exposed to new exciting information. Teaching in a fast and easy way, this infographic subtly hints at the lack of education people around the world have on the topic of wealth inequality.
One concludes that there is a lack of education concerning wealth inequality in the Western World. The simple fact that this infographic exists provides overwhelming proof of the matter. Furthermore, one can assume that the condition isn’t better in other parts of the earth. On the same level of importance, one can conclude that there is a significant wealth inequality in Canada; for most, to a greater extent than previously believed.
Appearance
//*This part sucks. *\ Key Information
This infographic contains a tremendous amount of information in a minuscule area. A few key points to note are as follows:
• The wealth inequality is highest in Alberta, and lowest in the province of Prince Edward Island.
• The richest 1% made approximately 15 times as much as the average employee in 2010. This ratio has worsened from 9 times as much in 1980.
• Some provinces are considerably better than others; for example, Ontario and New …show more content…
Solid colours, lines and an overall sense of smoothness give off a rigid and sturdy aura that never backs down. In fact, the simplicity and consistency of design with each province prove to be an overall winner with style.
Furthermore, the infographic provides information using plastic-like depictions paired with easily understandable text.
Pros
A favorable trait of this infographic is the overwhelming dosage of simplicity in the depictions, text and coloration. In fact, paired with the staggering extent of information presented in a clean form, this infographic proves to be great at attracting an audience and spreading awareness.
CCPA’s main goal is to alter Canadian policies regarding inequality. They achieve this fastest by targeting educated young adults who are affected by the policies they intend to improve. They expertly use the tactics mentioned previously such as simplicity and plasticity to attract these young adults. I admire their obvious effort to spark skepticism of the system and rekindle hopes and dreams of many Canadians wounded due to this cruel inequality. However, wounds can heal if treated properly; this infographic hints at the possibility of a