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"Conveying information in a striking, concise way has never been more important, and infographics are the perfect pedagogical tool with which to do so. Below, you’ll find my experience with designing an infographic-friendly classroom research project, explained in a step-by-step process you can implement in your own classroom."
Beth Dichter's insight:
Infographics might be considered the intersection of information, illustration and design. They provide students with the opportunity to share information in a variety of ways. This post shares the story of one teacher and her implementation of a research project which culminated in an infographic. After a brief introduction (which includes an excellent interactive infographic, 13 Reasons Why Your Brain Craves Infographics). Following this introduction there are six components that are shared: * Select an Infographic-Friendly Topic * Begin the Drafting Process by Hand * Choose the Right Templates or Software * Refine Content and Design * Infographic Resources and Tools for Educators * Share and Critique Each section provides additional detail and a number of resources that you will find helpful are included. 
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We see infographics all over these days. Have you wondered why they have become so popular? If a picture is worth a thousand words what is an infographic worth? This post and infographic explores what an infographic is and how/why they are useful.
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As more and more business is conducted online, more and more business opportunities are created due to the massive size of the internet. Companies like Amazon, Apple, and even Walmart are giants in e-commerce and their online revenues are continuing to soar. Last year, e-commerce raked in $680 billion worldwide. With the help of services like Facebook, Twitter, and email, companies are able to reach practically anybody on the internet – all 6.8 billion of them...And the numbers behind the size of the internet are staggering. In fact, they’re almost unbelievable.
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As you browse online, you may be leaving a digital trail that companies can use to find out more about you. Learn how to clean up your trail and browse clean.
Beth Dichter's insight:
Most of us use the Internet daily but do we really know how much information is being gathered and how much is known about us? This infographic will educate you about an area that is much bigger than many think. Learn about what tracking is, how much is known about you, what information is collected, how you are tracked and why you should be concerned. Does this fact concern you? "There are no limits to what types of information can be collected." Luckily there are some things you may do and the last section of the infographic provides information to help you keep more of your actions private.
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![Teachers are Heroes - They Help Shape Our World [INFOGRAPHIC] | Eclectic Technology | Scoop.it](https://img.scoop.it/3TpYF4XOXJMsp2crO5nlIzl72eJkfbmt4t8yenImKBVvK0kTmF0xjctABnaLJIm9)
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It's Friday and the end of Teacher Appreciation Week...and what better way to celebrate to find an infographic that supports the work teachers do day in and day out...so welcome to 'Teachers are Heroes.' This infographic shares information and statistics about who teachers are, what they do and how they inspire us.
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Information is very powerful but for the most bit it is bland and unimaginative.
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Very cool