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Incorporation of Visuals into ReportsDirectionsUsing two visuals (one "stolen" researched one and one that you create on your own (chart/graph/diagram), perform the steps of visual incorporation as discussed in the module's lecture two times total, once for each visual. Also, create a list of illustrations for your two visuals. Please read the steps carefully for tips.Step 1: Find one researched visual that pertains to your report’s purpose.Step 2: Write a heading for the section in which the image would appear. (Tip: Insert a text box for heading. Use Wrap Text feature for formatting.)Step 3: Then, write the copy section (aka “chunk” or “paragraph”) above or to the left of the image that describes the picture and your point. Include a signal phrase in this copy. (Tip: To develop this paragraph’s content, breakdown the visual’s information using specific analysis. If you are looking at numbers, give a full, complete explanation of the numbers. Don’t simply summarize in the paragraph. TECH TIP: Insert a text box for the copy. Use Wrap Text feature for formatting.)Step 4: Title your picture (placement=your CONSISTENT choice). Add a figure # and caption that reflects your report’s slant/purpose below your image. Keep items consistent with all other images and figures. (Tip: Remember, caption text boxes should be the same size as the visual and the font should be significantly smaller than the font of your paragraph.)NOW REPEAT THE PROCESS FOR THE NEXT VISUAL.Step 5: Once you completed the “researched” visual incorporation, create a chart/graph using numbers you have researched about your topic. Play with various graph options in Word.Step 6: Write a heading.Step 7: Write a copy and signal phrase for the graph.Step 8: Add a title (placement=your choice, consistent with prior title placement), figure #, and caption that reflects your report’s slant/purpose for the graph. Keep items consistent.Step 9: Be sure to title and label all parts of the chart/graph.Step 10: Create a mini “List of Illustrations” using both visuals. Include the figure number of your visual and title of your visual. Also, make up page numbers for these visuals.Examples and additional sources please see the attachment.

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Incorporation of Visuals into Reports
Problem definition: A company promoting classical music researching the popularity of classical music around the world 
Visual 1 based on research
Classical music has its roots in traditional western music. It has been known to have a positive impact on nerves, brain and concentration. Research indicates that classical music does have a positive impact on learning and memorization. It helps build better understanding of the concepts being studied. It also helps create a stronger level of ability to relax and focus. All of these elements are an essential part of classical music training and so it does help build better learning and memorization. Classical music is one of the most popular genres of music.  15 people out of the 42 people surveyed listen to classical music and 14 of them listen to Rock or metal music (see Figure 1). This indicates that classical music is quite popular. 
 
Figure 1:  Popularity of classical music
 
 Classical music, originally, is art music which includes liturgical or religious music and classical music. It is focused on the music formed in the medieval era and includes the renaissance period. It was formed using instruments from the Baroque era, such as the cello, contrabass, recorder, trombone, timpani, fortepiano and organ which provide an effective level of music and rhythm. This forms the basis of building a stronger understanding of how to concentrate and how to focus on creating better associations and indicates a strong level of popularity due to its functionality and discipline. 
Visual 2 created based on data
	Continents
	% of population that listens to classical music 
	 
	 
	Asia
	82%
	Australia
	46%
	North America
	63%
	South America
	40%
	Africa
	78%
	Europe 
	42%
	Antarctica
	35%
Table 2: Data showing percentage of people that listen to classical music
The graph indicates that classical music is quite popular around the world. Classical music is most popular in Asia as 82% of the population listen to classic music, Africa as 78% of the people listen to classical music and North America as 63% of the population listen to classical music. 
Figure 2:

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