The Problem

The students perceives the information in a linear sequence when using their history schoolbooks. This doesn't give them a comprehensive view of events and consequences that are related in one way or another, but are on separate pages of the textbook.

The challenge is to find new methods for the more inquisitive student. An approach is needed that provides children with knowledge by letting them analyse for themselves.

But what could be the format that could accommodate such diverse information?

The Idea

It has been proven that 90% of the information that reaches the brain is visual. Probably because of this, since ancient times, mankind has used graphics as a method of transmitting information. When we convey data through images, we call it an infographic. It makes the content much more attractive, and its perception becomes faster. Then isn't this the most appropriate method of passing on our cultural heritage?

The Project

I present to you a visual system of knowledge that depicts the general picture of human advancement and carries within itself the entire volume of facts in the form of images and text. The system provides access to selected and synthesized information, as well as to many interesting facts.

This is a demo project and if you are interested in completing it together, just message me!

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Thank you ✨

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