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Should we bother with photos / clip art at all ?

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almost_there

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From reading the CA3 notes, I get the impression that photos or clip art don't get you any marks and that a dull presentation without jokes or controversy is what's sought after.

Therefore I can't understand why anyone would bother putting pictures in if there's no marks for it?
 
almost_there said:
From reading the CA3 notes, I get the impression that photos or clip art don't get you any marks and that a dull presentation without jokes or controversy is what's sought after.

Therefore I can't understand why anyone would bother putting pictures in if there's no marks for it?
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My short answer is... I can see what you mean!
The slightly longer answer is that some graphics can help to meet your objective in communicating. An example is the see-saw graphic in slide 4 of our model solution to Assignment X1.2. This graphic is there as a communication tool - not simply a means of enlivening what might otherwise be a dull presentation!!
 
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