Instructions: Need your assistance on inforgraphic assignment. The topics for the inforgraphic are “children online habit in UK”. Please use mintel for the data collection. Refer attached FAQ given by the lecturer for the requirement needed for the infograph. You should only use graphics which it is legal for you to use, and even if the author allows non-commercial use of the image, you should acknowledge their intellectual property rights by referencing them.

You MUST reference all images used in your infographic - If you just have a couple of large images, then put a little text reference (just like you would for a report or article) next to the image as a text box, and list the full references with the other references in a bibliography text. This can be placed at the bottom of the infographic or in a separate page. If you have used a lot of little images/photos which were produced by different people, so it would look messy if you put the in-text reference next to each of them, then list the references for the images/photos separately at the end (so - one reference list for photos/images; one for any other sources). If you have several sections, and each section has a number of images/photos, then group the image/photo references according to the section they are in.

If you use company logos, then at the end (with the reference list) say that "Logos are registered to …" and list the companies. For example, if you had used the KFC logo and the Pizza Express logo, say "Logos are registered to KFC and Pizza Express". Icons and graphics that are included as part of the software package (e.g. shapes, figures, graphs, charts) do not need to be separately referenced. Please state (in the same place as the reference list) "Clip art from…. " e.g. "Clip art from Piktochart". This is particularly important if it is not obvious that the image is an internal icon. If you have created images yourself using a programme like Adobe Illustrator or Paint Shop Pro please state in the bibliography “Images created by the author in [programme]”

Marking criteria - Interpretation and scope - Has entirely addressed the topic set. A highly refined focus and precise scope. No omissions or misunderstandings. Understanding of subject (conceptual framework, issues, themes etc.) - Outstanding understanding and exposition, with an exceptional awareness of the nuances and complexities. Storytelling - Convincing story fully developed, totally logical flow through the data. Use of data - Data communicated in a very clear and unambiguous way. Outstanding use of visual tools (graphs charts). Use of colour - Exceptional use of colour scheme, colours enhance readability of graphics. Bibliography text - All references accurately cited and listed. Overall presentation - Outstanding. Carefully organised presented.