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"A couple of days ago I read an article by Ryann Warlickabout an infographic displaying the world as 100 people. I've seen infographics like this before and you probably have too. Ryann used the infographic as the basis for helping students think about identifying people that they can help. I encourage you to read the short article." 
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There are so many tools now available to help you make your own infographic, and this post shares information on ten tools that will help you visually represent data. For each tool a short description is provided as well as a visual. The tools discussed are: Visual.ly, Dipity, Easel.ly, Venngage, Infogr.am, Tableau Public, Photo Stats (for iPhone), What About Me? (create an infographic about your digital life), Gliffy, and Piktochart. Ten great tools that will allow you to create (or have your students create) infographics for this school year!
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Richard Byrne provides three infographics that look at how one might view the world as 100 people. Why choose three infographics? We have many different learners in our classrooms and what works for one may not work for another...thus three infographics. You might use them to launch a discussion on how we perceive information or use them when teaching students about infographics and have them consider which they find best illustrates the information and discuss why it does.