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Q2 Transcoding Linear to Nonlinear Texts

The document discusses different types of texts, distinguishing between linear and nonlinear formats, with linear texts requiring sequential reading and nonlinear texts allowing for more flexible engagement. It also covers various graphical representations of data, such as line graphs, bar graphs, histograms, and pie charts, each serving different purposes in visualizing information. Additionally, it outlines steps for effective data presentation and the use of visual organizers like flowcharts and T-charts.

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Q2 Transcoding Linear to Nonlinear Texts

The document discusses different types of texts, distinguishing between linear and nonlinear formats, with linear texts requiring sequential reading and nonlinear texts allowing for more flexible engagement. It also covers various graphical representations of data, such as line graphs, bar graphs, histograms, and pie charts, each serving different purposes in visualizing information. Additionally, it outlines steps for effective data presentation and the use of visual organizers like flowcharts and T-charts.

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Type of text that

This type of text


is read top to
allows readers to
bottom or one not go through the
way text in a sequential
manner
• Nonlinear text is the
opposite of linear text.

• In other words, the


readers do not have to go
through the text in a
sequential manner in
order to make sense of
the text.
• A linear text is the most common type of text.
• It needs to be read from start to end.
• In linear texts, grammar and style are being focused.
• A linear text is the
most common type
of text.
• It needs to be read
from start to end.
• In linear texts,
grammar and style
are being focused.
Line graph
a graph that uses lines to connect
individual data points

Bar graph a chart or graph that presents categorical


data with rectangular bars with heights or
lengths proportional to the values that they
represent.
Histogram
a graph that shows the frequency of
numerical data using rectangles
Pie chart
a graphical representation technique that displays data
in a circular-shaped graph.
This process is often used
noun.
in digital media to change
the encoding of a file, to
Transcode make it compatible with
means to different devices or
convert data software
from one format
to another.
• One must first be able to fully understand
what the source text is about.
Step 1. Read and understand the source text to
get its main or central idea.
Step 2. Extract important details to be included
in the visual presentation.
Step 3. To be organized, classify information into
categories
Flow chart

Start and End: The flowchart


typically begins with a "Start"
shape and ends with an "End"
shape.

Arrows indicate the proceeding


steps to be done.
PIE CHART

• A pie chart is a circular chart


divided into segments, each
representing a category or
value.

• It's particularly effective for


visualizing data that can be
divided into parts of a whole.
INTRODUCTION. Begin with a brief statement introducing the topic or
subject of the text.

CATEGORIES AND PERCENTAGES. List the categories and their respective


percentages or values. You can use phrases like "X% of the total" or "Y units.“
in DESCENDING manner.

COMPARISON OR ANALYSIS: If relevant, add a sentence or two to compare


categories or analyze the data. For example, you might say, "Category A is
the largest segment, accounting for 35% of the total."
CATEGORIES SHOULD INCLUDE THE RAW VALUE AND THE PERCENTAGE;

SHOULD INDICATE WHAT FIGURE NUMBER THE SHOWN NON LINEAR TEXT
IS
SHOULD STILL INCLUDE INTRODUCTION, DATA IN DESCENDING MANNER
AND ANALYSIS OF DATA SHOWN

Fyi! n refers to the sample size


HISTOGRAM

• Used for numerical data: This means


data that involves numbers, like
heights, weights, or test scores.
• Bars are touching: The bars are
adjacent to each other, indicating a
continuous range of values.
• Order of bars is fixed: The bars are
arranged in numerical order, from
smallest to largest.
BAR GRAPH

• Used for numerical data: This means


data that involves numbers, like
heights, weights, or test scores.
• Bars are not touching: The bars are
not adjacent to each other, indicating
a different categories of values.
• Order of bars is fixed: The bars are
arranged in numerical order, from
smallest to largest.
PAINTING

• Paintings can tell stories through


images, symbols, and composition,
allowing viewers to interpret the
narrative in their own order or
sequence.

• Hence, paintings can have multiple


of interpretations
T-CHART

• T-Chart is a visual organizer used to


compare and contrast two topics or
ideas.

• It consists of a vertical line dividing a


sheet of paper into two columns. One
column is labeled "Topic A" and the
other "Topic B."

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