When used effectively, visuals help a writer convey information to their audience. For example, recently, British Columbia's (BC's) Public Health Officer, Dr. Bonnie Henry, and BC's Minister of Health, Adrian Dix, used graphics (line graphs and bar graphs) to help people understand the relationship between our level of social activity and the case rate of Covid-19 in the province, and in relation to other parts of Canada and the globe. Many people found the concrete data especially clarifying For other people, graphics can be challenging. Think about your own experience with graphics. What types of graphics do you find most helpful and what types do you find more challenging? (See the textbook for examples of different kinds of graphics.) Post your comments. If you like, you can comment on other students' posts and have a conversation