visual communication

Looks at visual and verbal media images of women as they evolved over the course of the second wave of the American women's rights movement, presents evidence to show that very similar media stereotypes of women first emerged in the early 1900s, and discusses the impact of those depictions on the progress of women's rights.

A guide to visual literacy that provides tips on how to read and interpret information that is presented in a graphic form.

Presents a full-color collection of over fifty infographics deemed to be the best of 2012 and offering visual depictions of information on various subjects including politics, health, sports, arts, and the environment.

Describes how to use presentation computer software to create visually effective presentations, and discusses how to connect with audiences, use informative graphics, utilize presentation technology, and other related topics.

Explores the history of photography, film, television commercials, and other visual forms to show how new media change and expand our ways of understanding and communicating.

Examines the nature of vision, discussing the psychology of visual perception, its role in the appreciation of art, and the unreliability of sight.

Tells how people of different languages and cultures communicate through the use of wordless signs called pictograms.