This looks as though this book would be able to explain infographics a bit better then myself but, these are some of the pictures and items that seem to make the name and idea make sense to me. I am a visual learner and after looking at the website I feel these spoke to me so I could understand so I feel these would be useful with students.
February 1997
Focuses on the theory and practical application of creating effective charts and graphics easily and quickly. Discusses the major types of infographics - glances, charts, maps, processes and diagrams. Paper.
Infographics seem as an artistic way for students to take words and display them so that they make sense to them. In some examples that were displayed about infographics it seems as though there is no right or wrong way to make one. The colors and shapes words and display can be unique and different according to the designer.
This is a visual way for people to inform Americans of the states and their obesity rates! It says volumes!
How can these mean the same? One a pie graph and the other a flag. Both of the country flag of Andorra
To me as a teacher this is an awesome tool for teaching what happened and how it happened on D-Day. A visual demonstration in Phases 1-5.
Students need a way to organize data and to be able to make their learned material make sense! This really seems to work. I can use it now.
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