Planning and Research

Activity 1 - What are some of the key features that make it effective?
Video 1 Big text Color Smooth transition Minimal words Statistics Diagrams Quick animation	Video 2 No text Music Smooth animation Transition of time Movement and symbols of the animation	Video 3 No text Music Smooth animation Transition of time Movfsement and symbols of the animation
Activity 2 - Select three of the ‘useful resources’ and explain how you will use them to present your research.
Useful resource 1 Presentation Process - YouTube Use this to magnify important aspects of the infographic, critical information. This can be also used to magnify a certain area of an image, showing its significance compared to the rest of the image	Useful resource 2 Infographic Design infographic similar to the link and it is eye catching and appealing, audience learns while being entertained and the video might only last around 10 seconds so the audience doesn’t get bored	Useful resource 3 Infographic 2 Express data and statistics through charts found in the link above and maybe annotate statistics and back it up with narration
Activity 3 - Key points for using powerpoint
Storyboard for powerpoint Firstly create a blank page on powerpoint, create animation for infographic such as a building or a bridge or you can search up an image and copy & paste it onto powerpoint, add minor details such as color or changing the size of the image Edit the finished product with animations and make sure each animation is quick or else the video would be longer than necessary (video should only take less 10 seconds to finish) Add any annotations as text which can be finished with animations

Information on Plastic food packaging

https://www.hongkongfp.com/2018/04/21/solving-plastic-packaging-problem-time-industries-governments-play-part/

According to the link above,

• Hong Kong buries 2,100 tonnes of its landfill daily with plastic waste, most of the plastic waste consisted of plastic packaging
• 95% of the value of plastic packaging is estimated to be lost after being used once, Hong Kong ends up losing around US$120 billion (HK$940 billion) each year
• Less than 15% of plastic waste is recycled in Hong Kong