An information visualisation designed
in the form of an alphabet book aimed
at teaching illiterate people about "illiteracy"...
We as designers are privileged enough to be able to read,
write and design in the most complex of ways. Every one
deserves an opportunity to experience such an education.
We have the ability to change the world through design.. all
we have to do is reach out to others through our imaginations.
Let's help educate the illiterate
one creative letter at a time... :)
This is the dream!
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The statistics and information used within the information visulation was gathered from the following sources:
- Citizen.co.za (2014). SA’s real level of literacy. [online]. Available from: http://citizen.co.za/31407/literatez/ (Accessed 17 September 201).
- Grammer.About.com (2014). Illiteracy. Available from: http://grammar.about.com/od/il/g/illiteracyterm.htm (Accessed 17 September 2014).
- NgoPulse.org (n.d.). Illiteracy. [online]. Available from: http://www.ngopulse.org/category/tags/illiteracy (Accessed 17 September 2014).
- Pearson Education (2014). Illiteracy. [online]. Available from: http://www.infoplease.com/encyclopedia/society/illiteracy-definition-illiteracy.html (Accessed 23 September 2014).
- SOSChildrensVillage.org.uk (2013). Illiteracy: The facts and figures. [online]. Available form: http://www.soschildrensvillages.org.uk/news/international-literacy-day/illiteracy-the-facts-and-figures (Accessed 23 September 2014).
- SpeakingBooks.com (n.d.). Global Illiteracy & Global Literacy Statistics. [online]. Available from: http://www.speakingbooks.com/impact/overview.html (Accessed 17 September).
- StartMyLibrary.Weebly.com (n.d.). Facts about illiteracy. [online]. Available from: http://startmylibrary.weebly.com/facts-about-illiteracy.html (Accessed 23 September 2014).
