Terms
Visual aids
Elements of visual design
Analyzing actively
Interpreting images
100
T or F: Visual design elements are How you reacted to the image when you first viewed it.
False
100
_____ are made to put data in rows and columns to sort information
Tables
100
Whether the image is in color or black and white, If the colors are dark or light, and if any parts or colors contrast with one another
Color and Contrast
100
How should you go about analyzing an image actively?
preview, annotate, and summarize
100
_______ function as clues to determine the meaning of an image.
Design elements
200
What does SSP from the video stand for?
1. salience
2. Symbolism
3. Perspective
200
what type of chart is this?
Pie Chart
200
determining what perspective the image is taken from and what does the angle highlight or not emphasize
Angle/Vantage point
200
Annotate an image by....
recording thoughts, reactions, and questions you have while viewing the image.
200
When checking your interpretation against the image, you should ask the question.....
Are there visual details that support that interpretation?
300
Salience is the.....
Focal point of an image or what stands out in an image
300
What are common types of diagrams?
Name at least 2
Venn diagrams
Tree diagrams
Schematics
part-and-function diagrams
300
focus is.....
Whether the image is clear or blurry
300
_______ answers the questions of where and when the image was created or published? and Were there events that influenced the creation of the image?
Context
300
After you determine the images "____"(main idea), you can then consider its "____" (audience) and "____"(purpose) and gauge its _______(evaluation).
"What", "Who", "why", Effectiveness
400
Image analysis is the act of _______ an image from different angles and extracting ________ information from them.
Examining, Meaningful
400
Graphs...
Visually represent mathematical relationships
400
position is where all the objects are ______ relative to each other in an image and what is _______ to stand out
Located,Positioned
400
What is intertextuality?
if words are included, it is the relationship between the image and the words
400
1. Is the face the focus of the artwork or are there additional elements in the background?
2. What emotion is portrayed on the face?
3. Are there any bold or exaggerated features?
4. Is the expression symmetrical or asymmetrical? what might it suggest?
1. The face is shown as the focal point
2. Sadness, emptiness, no emotion (answers may vary)
3. Lips and eyes
4. The expression is asymmetrical. May suggest uneasiness or inner conflict (answers may vary)
500
Definition of Multimodal:
They feature some combinations of words, images, video, and/or sound
500
1.What type of diagram is this?
2.What information can you draw from it?
1. Part-and-function diagram
2. accepted answers: a) Its a diagram showing the parts and functions of a neuron B) naming a part or parts of a neuron C) naming a part of a neuron and giving its function
500
Framing:
Is the borders of the image and what is cut off or left out
500
Reaction:
How did you react to the image? How did it make you feel? do you think this response was intended?
500
Vietnam: The Real War
1. What can you infer about the image by looking at it and the title?
2.Is the black and white nature of the photo important? How does it affect the mood of the image?
3.What kind of emotion or feeling does the image evoke when you look at the soldiers?
4. How many soldiers are shown in the image?
1. These are soldiers from the Vietnam War (answers may vary)
2. The black and white look of the image gives a historical and dark feel, to emphasize the seriousness of the moment captured (answer may vary for each person)
3.(varies for each person)
4. 6