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WEEK 3 – LESSON 2

Examine the pictures below. They are the different Graphical Devices with examples. Write brief
definitions for the graphical devices on the space provided.

Graphical Definition
Example
device

Captioned
pictures

Diagrams:
Cross-
section
Diagrams:
Surface

Flowcharts
Graphs

Illustrations

Maps
Tables

Timelines
LESSON 2: Transcoding Non-
linear Texts
Non-linear Texts
•What is a non-linear text?
Non-linear Texts
• Non-linear texts are simply the type
of texts that are not made up of
words. If there would be words, they
are not in paragraphs or in any form
of long sentences and such.
• This is also in a form of a passage that
exists in a form of not written but
graphics.
examples: graphs, tables,
photographs, illustrations, and charts.
Here are some types of graph:

Pie Graph
Bar Graph

Line Graph Pictograph


Infographic
- is a great way
to
represent data in a *For example, when the news
visual way reporter on the news shows a
picture of the COVID-19 Pandemic
update
CHART
• What is a chart?
Charts
• It present statistical
information visual and
accessible. Charts and
graphs are usually utilized
to illustrate trends, to
examine data, and to
compare and contrast
data.
Here are examples of a graph and a chart:

• Graph • Chart
Why use graphs and charts?
• It help readers to get ideas and
information from a presented data;
however, it may be challenging for you to
interpret the data.
• It is useful because they can present more
pieces of information without using too
much space, or too many paragraphs.
• They simply have unique organization of
the data when illustrating a concept or
explaining a subject.
Illustrations and Photographs
•Illustrations are drawings or sketches of something.
•Photographs are the snapshots of a thing, a person, an animal, a
place, etc.
Tables
• This type of visual material is more on statistical data.
• This will allow learners to scan and interpret data more quickly.
The differences of all non-linear texts are:

Graphs Charts Pictures Tables

help readers to used to illustrate provide a direct when large


get ideas and trends, to and literal number of
information examine data, meaning of the statistical data is
from a and to compare person, place or to be presented
presented data and contrast thing
data emphasized
Identify what type of graph is
being described or defined.
_________ 1. This graph use a pictorial symbol for a word or phrase to
represent data. Most of the time this is a representation of statistics on a
chart, graph, etc.
_________ 2. This graph is also known as, a “line plot”.
_________ 3. A circular chart, which is divided into slices or portions to
illustrate proportion. It is most of the time presented with different colors.
_________ 4. A graph that presents data with rectangular bars that differ in
their sizes. It is usually scaled so all the data could fit on the chart.
_________5. It is a great way to represent data in a visual way.
ACTIVITIES TO ANSWER (MODULE1)
What’s More
• Activity - Viewing Comprehension
• Assessment - Interpret the Captioned Photograph

What I Can Do (Part 2)


Assessment (Part I & 2)

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