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Visual Elements in Technical Presentations

The document outlines a lesson plan focused on visual elements such as vectors, technical editing, and animations in informational text. It aims to teach students to identify these elements, justify their importance, and create a two-slide presentation incorporating at least one visual element. Key concepts include definitions of visual elements, the role of technical editing, and the process of animation, with an assignment to apply these skills in a practical presentation.
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Visual Elements in Technical Presentations

The document outlines a lesson plan focused on visual elements such as vectors, technical editing, and animations in informational text. It aims to teach students to identify these elements, justify their importance, and create a two-slide presentation incorporating at least one visual element. Key concepts include definitions of visual elements, the role of technical editing, and the process of animation, with an assignment to apply these skills in a practical presentation.
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Text Visual

Elements:
Vectors, Technical
Editing, and Animations
Motivation: ‘’Spot the
Difference”
LEARNING OBJECTIVES:
At the end of the lesson, the students are able to:
a. identify vectors, technical editing techniques, and
animations as distinct visual elements used in
informational text.;

b. justify the importance of selecting appropriate and


ethical visual elements in conveying technical
information effectively.; and

c. construct a short, two-slide informational


presentation by appropriately applying at least one
Unlocking of difficult
terms:
• Visual element: Any characteristics that
readers can see, which includes line, shape,
sizes, textures, colors, and value.
• Vectors: are visual elements used to
represent quantities that emphasize direction
and magnitude, which refers to length.
• Technical Editing: Refers to reviewing,
evaluating, and critiquing written texts with
accuracy, clarity, and consistency in technical
documents.
Vectors- are visual elements used to
represent quantities that emphasize
direction and magnitude, which refers to
length.
• represented by arrows in
diagrams and graphics to
show relationships
between objects, forces,
or movements.
• help to visualize complex concepts,
especially in physics and engineering.
Technical Editing- refers to reviewing,
evaluating, and critiquing written texts with
accuracy, clarity, and consistency in technical
documents.
• Involves analyzing and revising content
like grammar and syntax to improve its
organization, style, and tone as per
requirement.
• Technical editors follow standards in
editing and critiquing to help authors
communicate again complex information
EXAMPLES:
“These other outputs are useful when
additional prompting of the user is
achieved via stored messages or
indicator lamps.”

BETTER:
“These other outputs are useful to
prompt the user via stored messages or
Animation- is the art of creating motion and
the illusion of movement.
• Involves displaying a sequence of static
images or frames in rapid succession to
create the impression of movement and
tell a clear story or message to the
audience.
Text Animation- is the process the involves
taking an actual text itself and adding
gradient or glitch effects, or making it
bounce, spin, and even rotate
Kinetic Typography- is the
technical name for moving texts.
GENERALLIZATION:
Based on everything we
discussed, what is your most
important takeaway about
our topic?
Assignment:
Directions: Prepare for your 2-slide
informational presentation.
1. Choose a Topic: Select a simple,
step-by-step process (e.g., how to wash
hands properly, how to assemble a
simple piece of furniture, how to send an
email, or how a simple machine works).
2. Slide 1 (Introduction): Create an
engaging title slide that includes the
Assignment:
[Link] 2 (The Process): Present the key steps
of your chosen process. You must incorporate at
least one of the visual elements we discussed:
Vector: Use an arrow to clearly indicate flow or
direction in the steps.
Technical Editing: Ensure your textual
instructions are concise, grammatically flawless,
and use only the most direct language.
Animation: Describe where you would use an
animation/kinetic text effect if you had the tools,
Assignment:
4. You can use digital application or websites
(canva, power point)
5. Print it out in a short bond paper.

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