Design a diagram that maps all parts of the Berlo or Emmert communication model. Can be print or simple motion. Non/Linear.for progress crit next class (and see below):
(1) Several "proposed" visual explorations/directions of the "base model". Select the best 3-5 for discussion and post the remainder on your blogs.
Produce a broad range of iterations and push each design to be completely different from the others. Big moves. This is your visual p.o.v., not a simple recreation of the provided examples. All content must be represented, and go into further detail than the provided examples.
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For each postcard phase, annotate the model with supporting visuals (e.g. progress/final postcards) and written remarks (e.g. edited/selected from your blog posts). Relate the reading's explanation of the models to your own project. Relate the postcard objectives (my posts) & your results to the model.
Note: The conversation visualized is the 3 postcards surrounding your original object.
start for progress crit next class and conclude for crit next week:
(2) Several "proposed" directions for annotating it visually & verbally. How are the annotations revealed? How is the base model differentiated from your commentary? What form does this take (print, 3d, screen, interactive, narrative)? Be creative! Be thorough! Educate and engage the viewer.
Select the best 3-5 for discussion and post remainder on your blogs.
1 comment:
Q: could you please clarify the information graphic? so my postcards will go on this info graphic, as well as the feedback that we give each other.
A: Yes, you are illuminating the entire dialog between communicators. The postcards are the means to investigating the communications model. The information graphic is the end visualization of that process. The information graphic will be based around the original senders postcard (so yours will chart the "matches" conversation as it unfolds).
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