Patrick Ogao 
  
A few hurdles are yet to be overcome; the enormous volumes and nature of the source data might restrict the smooth 
rendering of some dynamic presentation formats as with animations. Also an area worth studying is the cognitive effect 
that arise when displays are camouflaged with interactivity, graphic mix, dynamics and domain knowledge and how 
they influence users tasks in learning, problem solving and decision making. 
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