Present data
Lesson details
Learning outcome
I can use graphs, diagrams and descriptions to present data.
Key learning points
- There are different presentation techniques.
- Designers select and justify the choice of presentation technique.
Keywords
Data - information collected and stored for analysis and decision-making
Quantitative - information recorded using numbers
Qualitative - information recorded using words
Graph - a visual representation of relationships or values using points, lines, or bars
Target market - the group of people you design your product for
Common misconception
All data can be presented as a graph or chart.
The way in which data is presented will depend on whether the data is quantitative or qualitative.
Teacher tip
You may wish to discuss other types of graphs such as pie charts or line graphs for example.
Equipment
graph paper, pencils, rulers
Licence
Lesson video
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Prior knowledge starter quiz
6 Questions
Q1.In this context, what is a user?
Q2.What is a questionnaire?
Q3.Is an interview a type of primary or secondary research?
Q4.User journey mapping is used for?
Q5.Which one of these is considered a high profile event?
Q6.Who would a stakeholder be for an outdoor music festival?
Assessment exit quiz
5 Questions
Q1.True or false: all data can be presented in a graph?
Q2.What type of data can be counted or measured and is expressed as numbers?
Q3.What is the target market?
Q4.The y-axis on a bar chart represents the numbers or amounts which is referred to as the __________.
Q5.What type of data could you include on a mind map?
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