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Examples of infographics, use these as examples or motivators for students to create their own infographics
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See on Scoop.it - Secular Curated News & ViewsSee on Finland's School System Inforgraphic
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This infographic has statistics, pictograms, arrays, simplified graphics, bar graphs, and it tells its story in a succinct clear sequence. Delete the scoop?
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Great infographic which has used a large surveying sample to get the statistics that show how students study with technology. via Ross Crockett 21st Century Fluency project. Delete the scoop?
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The importance of play as part of a child’s development has been the focus of educational specialists and research for decades. Piaget and Montessori have emphasized that a child’s pla... Via Gust MEES
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Comprehensive infographic about the changing world of how children play. I like the way they have used the Lego graphics to visualise their facts and opinions. 
Melinda Bolton's curator insight,
January 28, 5:32 PM
Awesome infographic to show changes over the last 15 year. 
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February 7, 6:18 AM
From play to motivation, from motivation to creativity, from creativity to multiple intelligences, then to improve meaningful learning forever. Delete the scoop?
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This infographic depicts the suspenseful 7 minutes it takes for Curiosity (Mars Science Laboratory) to get from the top of Mars' atmosphere to its sur
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Great infographic to share with students, presented in a linear form, with factual information and stunning graphics. Delete the scoop?
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Learn about the world by changing the familiar map. Select a subject from the top menu and watch the map resize. A countrys total area no longer represents land mass, but items relevant to the subject (i.e.
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Interactive infographic resizing the world according to different categories. Delete the scoop?
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Timeline look at the History of the development of Barcodes. Delete the scoop?
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Factual information comparing previous solar eclipses and their impact on the increase of tourists. Delete the scoop?
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Minimal colours, a lot of text, statistics font is enlarged to make points clear, offers solutions to problems stated. Delete the scoop?
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Interesting to note that NZ is 6th! Uses iconic images such as flags to denote countries. i like the use of the pencil to represent graphing results. Infographic sourced from Ian Jukes 'Commmited Sardine' Delete the scoop?
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Show this infographic to students and get them to tell you what their first impression was, then look more closely and identify what message the infographic is giving them. Great intro to showing the basic features of an infographic, plus it shows some great apps to use in education! Delete the scoop?
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Are you a serial liker? A self-described "guru"? This entertaining infographic breaks down some of the most common forms of the social media obsessed. Delete the scoop?
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Clear layout of information using basic colours and graphics. Has different ways of presenting graph information. Interesting facts and figures.
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The Smartphone App Usage showcases the smartphone user behavior. This infographic will also take you through the world of mobile applications and provide you with rich insights and statistics on the popular app categories and mobile games. Via Gust MEES
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Clear, well laid out infographic with statistics and recognisable graphics and icons. Lots of great information. Would cause a lot of discussion in a classroom. 
Jim Goldsmith's comment,
March 18, 7:17 PM
Does what a good infographic should do - provides a lot of useful information in an aesthetically pleasing way that can be quickly understood.
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What will the world look like in the future? This infographis tells us what the future holds for the science and tech world. Via blogbrevity, Joyce Valenza, Dennis T OConnor, juandoming
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I liked the use of colour coding key to sort information into groups. Good example of a timeline. Uses and acknowledges a variety of sources. 
Pamela D Lloyd's curator insight,
March 23, 9:02 PM
As a writer, I find this set of predictions both interesting and, well, less than overwhelming. I'd like to see more creativity, especially with regard to the "least likely" possibilities, and less focus on tech companies. I'm more interested in thinking about what life might be like, than in which social media giant is on top. What predictions do you have, and what do you think are the odds for or against? 
Ness Crouch's curator insight,
April 19, 5:11 PM
Hmmm can we predict the future... will be interesting to see what happens with these tools. 
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April 30, 10:40 PM
Q. How are we best preparing our students with 21st century fluencies in our schools given these predictions? Delete the scoop?
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College@Home Blog: Unprepared For College
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Lots of statistics with verified information sources. Note the highlighted text telling the story. I like the style of the graphics. Lots of inferences could be made here. Would be great to see some suggested options and ideas oh how to solve this problem. This would be a great infographic to show students and ask for their solutions. Delete the scoop?
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A view global statistics if the population of the world was 100 people.
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This infographic would be a good example to use with students so that they could analyse what was good and what was not so good about the design and the information. They could discuss the colours and how they were used, other ways that the info could have been presented, consistency and there were 3 typos, 2 have been fixed one is still there. Many people have commented on the validity of the information. Delete the scoop?
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A visualisation of man's high speed endeavours (with a guest appearance from the animal kingdom)
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Uncomplicated infographic presenting information as a seriated graph. Clearly shows comparisons with factual data. Delete the scoop?
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Halloween statistics presented in a fun way. Limited use of colours, great fonts. Delete the scoop?
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Great example of comparing length and size using the actual car models showing how length of cars have grown over time. Delete the scoop?
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Infographic that uses familiar images and icons to illustrate the message. Delete the scoop?
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The only words in this infographic are the names of the characters from the 'Twilight' Movies. Really like how this infographic shows relationships, issues, ups and downs all through graphics and icons. Delete the scoop?
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Example of using statistics to inform, compare and applaud. Twitter infographic re: ulearn12 - 1,500 teacher conference in Auckland, Oct 2012 by CORE Education. @justadandak
Dave Beehre's comment,
October 17, 2012 1:55 AM
Love how the data suddenly comes "alive" through this visual medium. Looking forward to creating infographics with my class this term. I know they will enjoy making these and sharing their learning in such a visual way.
Jacqui Sharp's comment,
October 17, 2012 3:50 AM
I love infographics, the possibilities of kids presenting their information in such a visual form fits into so many paradigms.
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Learn how to create an infographic without a designer using PowerPoint.
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Simplistic, clear timeline of the development of home heating. Get your students to note the consistency of how the graphics are presented.