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This past weekend, my step-daughter Emily, who works in the field of non-profit fundraising, asked me out of the blue, "Do you you ever teach your students about infographics?" I beamed with pride as I showed off my students' hard work.
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Scooped by Beth Dichter |
Scoop.it!
Beth Dichter's insight:
In this post learn how a teacher took a project where students created an infographic on a non-fiction book and took it from being a "nice digital poster" and observed students whom had finished early poll their classmates and create infographics that included their new results. To quote from the post "These students had made a leap of understanding I hadn’t asked for: the images on an infographic were meant to convey data and information with the powerful impact of visual design."
Read the post to learn about the process that followed and how you might have your students create infographic in your classroom for an assessment.
Infographics can be an effective assesment across the board.