word reflection about the infographic
This reflection should describe your own rhetorical decision‐making process as you were drafting your infographic. You will compose a 500-750 word reflective piece, using reflection strategies that we’ve been talking about all semester. Your reflection piece should make connections between this project/piece and the bigger picture of the course learning outcomes. To get you started, use brainstorming and freewriting to address some of the questions below:
● What became important to you as you worked?
● Were there material or time constraints that factored in to your writing process?
● How did you decide on a starting point based on your audience and the message you wanted to send?
● As you think back on this draft, write about your individual choices in terms of visual argument (color, layout, size of images and text, font choice, white space, balance, emphasis, etc.). Why did you make each choice?
● As you look at your draft now, were those choices effective? Why or why not?
● As you worked on your infographic, how did you decide to prioritize your data, and compose an infographic representing that data? How do these priorities reflect your purpose as a rhetor?
● How do you see yourself using rhetorical appeals (ethos, pathos, and logos) in your infographic? What is the evidence of this?
● What has become most important to you in this composing process? Why?
● What can you tell about yourself as a rhetor from completing this project?
