英文摘要 |
Printing is an important way for the preservation and dissemination of cultural knowledge. In the era of big data, the type of data is no longer just words and pictures. The use of data visualization communication methods will become increasingly important. Data visualization and visual literacy have become essential for printing industry talents Professional skills. Rosling (2006) proposes to visualize statistical data to facilitate the understanding of data. The interpretation of complex data helps people absorb content. Therefore, the use of data visualization communication methods is important. The purpose of the research is to explore the current status of data visualization and visual literacy, and to explore the relations between ''media learning'', ''data visualization'' and ''visual literacy''. The research method was adopted for The Association of College & Research Libraries (ACRL) Visual Literacy Competency Standards for Higher Education and the University of California Santa Barbara professor Sorapure (2019) proposed four key elements of data visualization, developed research questionnaires, and issued a total of 308 A questionnaire, 272 valid questionnaires were valid, and data were analyzed by statistical methods such as correlation analysis, independent sample t test, single factor variance analysis, and multiple regression analysis. Research conclusions: 1. Women's visual literacy ''Explanatory Charts'' and ''Follow the Law'' are higher than men's. 2. Data visualization's preference for ''images'' is an important factor affecting visual literacy. 3. The higher education level people has higher ability for both media learning and data visualization. 4. The tester has the weakness of the ''evaluation charts'' and ''creating charts'' in visual literacy. Research recommendations: 1. Strengthen the ''image'' education in data visualization. 2. Strengthen the ability of ''evaluating charts'' and ''creating charts'' in visual literacy. The research results can be used as a reference for the development of academia and industry. |