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"The importance of infographics in literacy education is essential. Literacy is more than just reading and writing. Literate people can infer meaning, communicate with others, and capture ideas in many different ways. With infographics, I hope that educators can broaden our students' visual literacy."

This presentation explores the use of student-created infographics as an assessment of mastery of content knowledge. It also provides information on the 21st century literacies involved in the creation of an infographic.

"Sites to help build infographics, understand why they are useful, and super cool examples" Curated by Megan Black

What could be worse than a poorly designed infographic? A poorly sourced one.

Five steps for creating an infographic (Danielle Carter)

Finally! The secret ingredient to writing a good book has been revealed. Plot Lines, the infographic from Delayed Gratification, the slow journalism magazine, shows the dominant themes in last year's books nominated for the Man Booker Prize for Fiction.  An interactive, zooming viewer available on the original landing page.

Infographic to support critical evaluation of scientific reporting

Infographic

visual literacy ◾A data visualization must have a beginning, middle, and end links to tools to create infographics, blogs and tutorials

This clever video reinterprets the classic Red Riding Hood fairytale as a series of infographics.

An extensive list of links for teachers, including lesson plan ideas.

This infographic shows the important role we play, wherever we are in the world.

video, great infographic and reflective questions on producing an effective presentation and hunting for information