Richard K. Lowe
List of John Benjamins publications for which Richard K. Lowe plays a role.
Articles
2019. Designing animated information graphics: Challenges and opportunities. Information Design Journal 25:3, pp. 301–307
Animated graphics are a potentially powerful way to communicate information about subject matter involving change over time. However, their design currently relies largely on intuition and approaches applicable to static graphics. This article introduces a principled and empirically validated… read more | Article
2006. Using graphics to support comprehension of dynamic information in texts. Text features which enable cognitive strategies during text comprehension, Oostendorp, Herre van (ed.), pp. 22–34
Little is known about the influence of micro-level design factors on the effectiveness with which static and animated graphics support comprehension of dynamic information. Graphics are frequently used as adjuncts to written and spoken text with the aim of addressing any potential ambiguities that… read more | Article
1996. Pictorial information design for schools. Information Design Journal 8:3, pp. 233–243
A pictorial approach for introducing children to fundamental ideas about information design may present fewer problems for teachers than a verbal approach. In education generally, pictures have become a more pervasive feature of instructional strategies and resources. This article considers how… read more | Article
1994. Scientific and technological literacy: a reaction to the Project 2000+ international forum. Information Design Journal 7:3, pp. 260–262
Miscellaneous
1993. Diagrammatic information: Techniques for exploring its mental repres-entation and processing. Information Design Journal 7:1, pp. 3–17
Diagrams are increasingly used to present complex and abstract information. Their ultimate success as tools for communication depends largely upon how effectively they can be processed in the mind of the viewer. The application of established principles of graphic design is a vital part of… read more | Article