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Infographics
- Infographics are documents that
present information visually. They
rely heavily on pictures, statistics,
and short sentences and
paragraphs
- You would want to use an
infographic if your have a lot of
data to share.
- Often infographics
can be very
persuasive.
- If you are a very visual person, like
designing posters, like art, and like
to make your point without a lot of
bells and whistles - an infographic
might be for you!
- Tools for Making
Infographics
- Thinglink
- Thinglink is good
for beginners!
- Use it if one picture
can be used to
represent your
concept.
- Example Thinglink:
https://www.thinglink.com/scene/915630402217967617
Annotations:
- https://www.thinglink.com/scene/915630402217967617
- Thinglink is good
for beginners!
- Thinglink
- Easel.ly
- Easel.ly is challenging
to use, but it makes
great infographics.
- Use it if you have complicated
information to share that
requires multiple visual
elements.
- Example:
https://www.easel.ly/create?id=https://s3.amazonaws.com/easel.ly/all_themes/vhemes/geeks/&key=pub
Annotations:
- https://www.easel.ly/create?id=https://s3.amazonaws.com/easel.ly/all_themes/vhemes/geeks/&key=pub
- Easel.ly is challenging
to use, but it makes
great infographics.
- Piktochart
- Use it if you have
complicated
information to share
that requires multiple
visual elements.
- Piktochart is
challenging but it
does have good
templates to help
you.
- Example
- Use it if you have
complicated
information to share
that requires multiple
visual elements.
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