Visualization.

Challenge & Selection

The tool I selected is Visualization. I use this approach often with our students, who are still in the  initial learning stage. I have used many times the subcategory of visualization which are known as  charts, graphs, various tree diagrams to convert the textual form or the various geographical or  demographic and statistical aspects in visualized form. Sometimes there is hurry of conducting  meetings or the listener or the speaker has a less time to communicate or …the speaker or the  presenter sometimes gets short on his vocabulary …here the visuals a play a major role. Visualization  is there in work since the stone age man existed, rather I would say Visualization was the primary  language because visualization was primarily observed as the paintings carved in the caves of stone  age man, the stone age people used to communicate through those drawn paintings. They conveyed  their feelings; they conveyed the happened incidents etc and if you see in this 21st century we are  using pie charts, graphs, tree diagram, not only in education industry but also everywhere else.

The conditions we faced during covid pandemic situation…teachers, company meetings used this  visualization component on a large scale, we can say power point presentation is one of the tiny  components of visualization through those presentations the employees, students were able to  grasp the information and memorize it very quickly as well as the teachers and project managers  were quickly able to display or convey the thought process behind the lecture or sessions or  meetings.

Application

Charts- The main functions of a chart are to display data and invite further exploration of a topic.  Charts are used in situations where a simple table won't adequately demonstrate important  relationships or patterns between data points.

Graphs-Graphs are a common method to visually illustrate relationships in the data. The purpose of  a graph is to present data that are too numerous or complicated to be described adequately in the  text and in less space.

Tree Diagram-A tree diagram is a tool in the fields of general mathematics, probability, and statistics  that helps calculate the number of possible outcomes of an event or problem, and to cite those  potential outcomes in an organized way.

GIFs-GIFs lighten the tone of your presentation and are a useful tool for quickly engaging (or re- engaging) your viewers. They’re a great way to add humour in an otherwise mundane piece of  content, give instructions in a product or process, and so much more.

Animation-Animated videos, images, or words grab your viewer’s attention much more effectively  than a still or text-only image. Another power of animation is its capability to make complex ideas  simple and relatable to any viewer who comes across it.

Images-You’ve heard that a picture is worth a thousand words. If you can use one to visualize your  point, do it.

Infographics-Infographics offer complex information or statistics in an easy-to-digest, impactful way.  Charts and graphs help the viewer comprehend data quickly, in a way that’s much simpler than  explaining with words.

Insight & Approach

The lessons learned from this “Designed thinking for innovation “I would like to discuss here –

A visualization approach increase communication, increase critical thinking, and provides analytical  approach to various problems. ... The results also shows that the visualization motivates students to  learn, making them more cooperative and developing their skills for critical approach. Though the  approach is broad in nature, and it not only include education sector as well as it helps a lot in other  sectors also which are industries, pharma, politics, business strategies, it also simply helps to get  understood the upcoming financial policies. Visualization is a tool which makes things easy for the  less educated as well as educated people to understand the matter in a gist. And if we recollect the  facts or reviews from the people “The Visuals are remembered for long time …than a reading  comprehension”.

-done by

Abiodun Bertolini

