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b. What did not? In my view of the project I feel that there is an excess amount of words in the info graphic. If there had been more representation through graphs and images, then it would have been more efficient.
c. What would you do differently next time? Next time I would have less words and more visual representation, as to not confuse the readers.
d. Specifically comment on the 10 tips for effective infographics -
Be Concise- there are a lot of words so we weren't very concise
Be Attractive/ Be Visual- The images and the connections in the color are very pleasing to the eyesBe Smarter-
Be Transparent
Be Accurate- since there is a great amount of information in the info graphic I believe that it is very accurate
Be Gracious
Be Varied/ Be Different/ Be Creative- it wasn't a very creative, or different approach in imageryWhich of these areas did you excel in? Which were not so well represented? Why do you think some elements of design were easier or harder to include in the end product?
For the creative aspect of this project, I chose to
create four pieces of artwork detailing Lady Macbeth’s journey. There is symbolism
in the colors chosen. They show Lady Macbeth’s rise and descent in power,
resulting in her death.
For the first drawing, it’s a simple crown. The
crown represents the rise in Lady Macbeth’s power. She receives a crown after
she is queen, but in some parts it’s red. This is because it currently shows
how much blood is on her hands from participating in the killing of Duncan. For
the second drawing, it’s the same crown but a little damaged. The damage to the
crown shows that Lady Macbeth’s guiltiness is getting to her and her sanity is
slowing coming to a crumble. More red color is shown, representing the blood on
growing on her hands. As you look at the third crown, it has finally reached
its crumbling point. The crown is now in shambles, pieces piled upon each
other. More of the crown is colored in red. More blood is growing on her hands
as the book goes on, from killing to killing. At this point Lady’s sanity has
completely dissembled and ruined. By the end, the crown has turned to
blood-covered dust because of the blood she put on her own hands by killing
herself.
For my creative part of my Macbeth project I made a
diary. I included entries that
Macbeth may have written during each act.
In the beginning he talked about how much he loved power but how he
wasn’t quite sure what was going to far to get it. He then began talking of Lady Macbeth’s influence and his
nervous he has been since the kill of Duncan. At the end of the second entry he had decided to forget
about it. As he got farther into
his power he spoke of more killing.
He decided to kill Banquo and then he wrote of how it scared him. Then after going to the witches, he
told the story and he told what he was thinking about what they had said and
showed him. He wrote as the
prophecies began to come true and he wrote after he was killed. As he goes on the entries become more
erratic and confusing. You don’t
quite understand the details although you get the general idea. On the side of all of these entries I
drew outlined images of Macbeth, beginning as a solider, strong and proud and
ending as simply a head on top of a pole.
My creative project was a song and a keynote presentation. In the rap song it told Macbeth’s journey from thane of Glamis, to becoming king. In the rap it gives information about the story. It tells about all the acts, and all the major events. In the keynote presentation it shows all the quotes I used in my paper. It goes with the rap song. Thank you for your project, and I hope you enjoyed it.
For my project you can go to this website below.
https://www.dropbox.com/home/Macbeth
Macbeth was just a man, Whose wife had a plan,
she basically woke up an said "Baby, take out your mans”.
He's wondering why? She wants the Fame and the fortune,
Consequences aren't important, now she's thinking in the moment.
He really didn't want to hurt her, but this was a different kind of murder. So every time she brought it up, he said " we will speak further (
Act 1.5, Line 63).
He could say he's heartless. We know he's bluffing,
That guilt rose faster than bread in an oven.
"O full of scorpions in my
mind, wife you know that Banquo, and his Fleance lives" (Act II.2, Lines
1-2).
Do you know what that mean? He has a couple kids, They could come & take
his home, watching his throne,
But they know what he’s about, never in much doubt, like a teenage date, he
knew he had to Take Him OUT.
He always wanted more, decisions were kind of poor,
"I stepped in Blood so far that I can wade no more" (Act
III.4, Lines 137-138).
That's something that he said, his mind is
going to shreds,
Where are those three witches Dressed as nurses with the Meds?
He's been going crazy, that's just something so amazing,
Going hard? Hardly, Macduff got an army, Late to your own funeral? Macbeth was kinda tardy, They fought to the finish, Macbeth’s Reign diminished, “And I will try my last, Before throwing my shield”(Act V.8, Lines 32-33)
But how are you balling, Playing the field? You would think that he would have begged, please baby please!
But
He’ll rather die on his feet rather than live on his knees.
Quarter Three Benchmark
Approximating/Finding Areas Under Curves
By Nathan Kamal and Rick Kinard
Hello! Welcome to our calculus benchmark. This qfjgoogroduction to integrals, and methods to approximate the area under a curve. The assignment was to select a set of data from any real-world situation with an independent and dependent variable, the dependent variable being a rate. We chose acceleration, the relationship between velocity and time, using a set of data collected from a 2010 Artega GT. Below is a v/t chart and graph.
|
V mph |
30 |
40 |
50 |
60 |
70 |
80 |
90 |
100 |
110 |
120 |
130 |
140 |
150 |
160 |
170 |
|
T sec |
1.3 |
1.7 |
2 |
2.4 |
3 |
3.5 |
4 |
4.8 |
5.5 |
6.3 |
7.2 |
8.3 |
11 |
14 |
18 |
Now that we can visualize our data in the form of a graph, we can find the area under the curve over a given interval to calculate distance. Because a distance/time function is the derivative function of velocity/time function, we can use integrals to find how far the car has travelled, by using a t/v graph (in this case, the graph is actually TIME as a function of VELOCITY, due to the fact that time is a fixed, independent variable). We can approximate the area by using trapezoids and rectangles.
Poem one:
I’m a soldier, better than the rest
Until every enemy is dead, I will not rest
They all know my name; they tremble at the sight of me
If anyone were to cross me, my horrible wrath they’d have to see
I’m not a bad person really, just got to keep people in check,
Can’t be afraid to grab someone by the neck, to me human life is only a dust speck,
Macbeth’s the name, being boss is the game
If you have a problem with me, that’s a shame
-Macbeth…( “For brave Macbeth -
well he deserves that name - Disdaining Fortune, with his brandished steel,
Which smoked with bloody execution...Till he unseamed him form the nave to the
chaps And fixed his head upon our battlements.”)
Poem two:
Lady Macbeth is pushing me
Pushing me to do something evil, something unspeakable
I do want the power; I do want to be royalty
But how far could I take it?
Could I really assassinate a king, could I really take Duncan’s’ life?
I consider doing it, I consider not doing it, oh what to do?
The decision has to be made tonight, and these daggers are sharpened
-Macbeth
Poem three:
I have done the deed, Duncan no longer draws breath
I am now the king, but was my murdering worth it?
The crown on my head is a bloody one, but a crown nonetheless
There are still people who would take it from me; they must be dealt with
The only option I see would be to do to them what I did to Duncan
Or maybe to hire another to do my bidding, to keep their blood from my hands
To keep more blood from staining these hands
I must act fast; every passing day brings closer the possibility of them taking the crown
-Macbeth…( “How now, you secret,
black, and midnight hags, what is’t you do?” )
Poem four:
My heart has been wounded, wounded by the arrow of death
My wife, my child, both slain, not by the hands of Macbeth
But the hands of his minions, so his minions I shall kill
This does not mean that Macbeth is any safer from my revenge
He will pay for what he has done to me; he will pay most dearly, just as I have
I should have seen this coming; Macbeth has of late been a wrecking ball
Ending the lives of everyone he sees fit for his evil cause
Never had I thought he would go so far as to do something like this
But it will not go unpunished, certainly it will not
-Macduff…( “Not in the legions of horrid Hell can come a
devil more damned in evils to top Macbeth.”)
Poem five:
I have lived a life of violence and bloodiness
And now it is coming to an end
I have only myself to blame for my demise
I chose the path I took, and this is where it led
So now, not far from now, I will be dead
-Macbeth
Macbeth: creative writing piece, Reginald Simmons
Poem one:
I’m a soldier, better than the rest
Until every enemy is dead, I will not rest
They all know my name; they tremble at the sight of me
If anyone were to cross me, my horrible wrath they’d have to see
I’m not a bad person really, just got to keep people in check,
Can’t be afraid to grab someone by the neck, to me human life is only a dust speck,
Macbeth’s the name, being boss is the game
If you have a problem with me, that’s a shame
-Macbeth…( “For brave Macbeth -
well he deserves that name - Disdaining Fortune, with his brandished steel,
Which smoked with bloody execution...Till he unseamed him form the nave to the
chaps And fixed his head upon our battlements.”)
Poem two:
Lady Macbeth is pushing me
Pushing me to do something evil, something unspeakable
I do want the power; I do want to be royalty
But how far could I take it?
Could I really assassinate a king, could I really take Duncan’s’ life?
I consider doing it, I consider not doing it, oh what to do?
The decision has to be made tonight, and these daggers are sharpened
-Macbeth
Poem three:
I have done the deed, Duncan no longer draws breath
I am now the king, but was my murdering worth it?
The crown on my head is a bloody one, but a crown nonetheless
There are still people who would take it from me; they must be dealt with
The only option I see would be to do to them what I did to Duncan
Or maybe to hire another to do my bidding, to keep their blood from my hands
To keep more blood from staining these hands
I must act fast; every passing day brings closer the possibility of them taking the crown
-Macbeth…( “How now, you secret,
black, and midnight hags, what is’t you do?” )
Poem four:
My heart has been wounded, wounded by the arrow of death
My wife, my child, both slain, not by the hands of Macbeth
But the hands of his minions, so his minions I shall kill
This does not mean that Macbeth is any safer from my revenge
He will pay for what he has done to me; he will pay most dearly, just as I have
I should have seen this coming; Macbeth has of late been a wrecking ball
Ending the lives of everyone he sees fit for his evil cause
Never had I thought he would go so far as to do something like this
But it will not go unpunished, certainly it will not
-Macduff…( “Not in the legions of horrid Hell can come a
devil more damned in evils to top Macbeth.”)
Poem five:
I have lived a life of violence and bloodiness
And now it is coming to an end
I have only myself to blame for my demise
I chose the path I took, and this is where it led
So now, not far from now, I will be dead
-Macbeth