"Infographics are a visual representation of data. When students create infographics, they are using information, visual, and technology literacies. This page includes links to help you develop ..."
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Amazing collection of research, resources and examples for inforgraphics.
I find infographics an effective way to present information and data. Because infographics use a combination of images, words, and numbers, it effectively communicates the content both verbally and visually. Learning concepts and relationships can easily be conveyed through a well-designed infographic. Infographics tap the verbal senses through words, phrases, sentences, and captions; and the images and graphic representations bombarded the visual senses. Consequently, infographics present the greatest opportunity to increase the effectiveness of what is being taught.
Designing visual representation of information is more than translating words to pictorials. The construction involves filtering the information, drawing relationships, revealing patterns and representing the information as meaningful content.