The above image is a data visualization from The Guardian in an article about Australia's progress on the climate crisis. Strengths of the above data visualization: The data displays a large amount of information covering a period of 23 years. It is easy to compare the Co2 emissions in 2010 because the bubbles are accompanied with values. Since there are multiple values in the dataset, the bubbles made it easier to take in all the information at once. I also like the chart because it explains the complexity of carbon emissions from different countries in a simple way. Weaknesses of the data visualization: It’s impossible to tell whether emissions increased or decreased in the first two circles (2001 and 2002). While the first circle is 1.76 per cent, the other is 2.22 per cent. If the same data was in a bar chart it would have been easier to see a marked increase or decrease instead of comparing the area of two circle...
I liked how you included every person's opinion very nicely. The interviewee's are explaining really well. However, the videos at some place are not clear or still so hat could have been done. However, great work done.
ReplyDeleteI loved your video, you provided a lot of information on the issue and the interviewee's provided a lot of perspective on the situation. However, the shot in the beginning was a little long and I would avoid from using panoramic shots.
ReplyDeletehey...you really worked well to highlight traffic issues. It is a major issue that is faced by school children. However, your video would be more impressive by adding a proper shot of a traffic light.
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