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For this assignment, and after much internal-debate over what topic to pick, I settled on a poster board design as a means of best representing the visuals that were lacking in the source material. \u00a0Included here are my thoughts as I was going through the process of how to approach re-mediating this particular assignment as well as my outline (or, since I like to be fancy, “blueprints”) for the layout of the board.<\/p>\n

Essentially this poster board is a way to broaden the audience from the original assignment.\u00a0 Where (in my opinion) scientific essays can sometimes be a bit hard to follow or too full of information, a poster board can serve as a means to both visualize what would otherwise be written and also summarize the keys bit of information that might be lost in all the words of scientific pieces.\u00a0 Especially in situations like this one where the subjects are ancient pieces of architecture that have become worn down over time and may need re-imaginations to accurately portray what the original, visualizations of the architecture may better-represent the pieces than simple words can.<\/p>\n

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