An infographic that illustrates the ‘world is getting better’ and challenges at least one of the ‘three mega misconceptions’

What

Focused project task

Assessment

  1. Produce an infographic that illustrates the ‘world is getting better’ and challenges at least one of the ‘three mega misconceptions’. [Criteria C]
  2. Critique your infographic and the infographic of one of your peers. [Criteria D]

Requirements

  • You should keep your focus within one of the Sustainable Development Goals.
  • Your infographic should be no larger than A4.
  • Your infographic should be produced using Google Drawing, LucidPress or Adobe Illustrator.
  • You should include references to the source of your data on your infographic.
  • Your infographic clearly reflects your focus SDG and the main data set you are using.
Process

Process

Think

Revisit the 'three mega misconceptions'

Think

Decide upon a Sustainable Development Goal to focus upon

Sustainable Development Goals
Think

Research and decide upon a data set that is within the area of your SDG and shows that the ‘world is getting better’

Possible data sources:

Link

SDG Tracker

Link

DataBank | World Development Indicators

Link

Atlas of Sustainable Development Goals

Think

Design your infographic

Link

Visual Capitalist - Here are 15 Common Data Fallacies to Avoid [3 April 2018]

[10 February 2017]
[26 February 2019]
Think

Produce your infographic

  1. Choose a SDG.
  2. Choose a data set to focus upon with the area of your SDG.
  3. Ensure your data set helps you show that 'the world is getting better'.
  4. Ensure that your set set allows you to tackle on fo the '3 mega misconceptions'.
  5. Your infographic should be A4 in size.
  6. Design elements of the infographic should show an obvious link to your SDG of choice.
  7. There should be a map element showing the pattern of your data set.
  8. There should be a graph element showing the trend of your data set.
  9. There should be icons, key data points etc to ensure that your infographic looks and feels like an infographic.
Think

Before you hand in your infographic - STOP and REFLECT!