We have no shortage of tools and articles for how to generate an infographic, but the most important steps happen before you open a tool- identifying your audience, the topic, researching and tracking the data you will use, and planning out the best ways to visualize the information.
Have a look at an infographic about creating an infographic! From Visme’s How to Create an Infographic: The Ultimate Guide
To Do:
- Experiment by creating an infographic to present data behind or as an explanation of an important concept in your discipline. Recommended tools include Piktochart, Canva, Adobe Express (formerly Spark) or other Infographic Tools in the EdTech Sandbox.
- Include a link to your activity as your response for this activity.
- After you make your submission, save the web address to your response (found in the green confirmation box) so you can use it later for your badge submission form.
This activity is part of the Let’s Experiment section of the Experimenter Module.
Image créé par Terry Greene dans Canva
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50 Responses for this Activity
- Info graphic on SMART GOALS
by Zubia Qureshi (@zqureshi)
Canva is a user-friendly tool that can be used to create resources to support learning.
- Ingfographic: Did You Know?
by Miranda Mckenzie (@mx_mckenzie)
While this isn’t an infographic in the traditional sense (there is no data to present), we created a Did you know? with Canva. We included key concepts, with the hope that a more visual representation of the most common questions/errors students make in their writing would better support them while being a good reminder and more… »
- Reworking my original CRAP slide
by Jen Booth (@jen.booth)
For this activity, I decided to try doing a reworking of my original CRAP slide (it’s actually version 2 of my CRAP slide) that I use with students both in information literacy sessions, and while teaching communication classes. I’ve recently started using CANVA for some images to embed in our LMS, but I have NEVER more… »
- Information as Graphic
by Susan (@Susan Wilks)
This is the infographic I did for the first module. It was my first attempt at using CANVA. It took awhile to produce the image, but worked out well.
- Number System
by Ramandeep Kaur (@Raman)
I have used Canva for Infographics. I have created information on the number system.
- The importance of reading in child development
by Gunjeet Mehta (@gmehta)
This infographic explains why encouraging reading habits is so important for child development.
- Information as a Graphic Activity
by Victoria Jackson (@victoriaj)
Used Adobe Express to create an infographic
- Digital Literacy as a Periodic Table
by Simon Moll (@smoll)
This prezi is an infographic of the skills, supports, and tools which combine to form a foundation of digital literacy within an upskilling program.
- Infographic – Project Design
by Brian Smith (@brian.smith)
I selected Adobe Express to develop a quick infographic as a course visual. Using one of the provided templates speeds up production considerably. A powerful tool.
- Information as a Graphic activity
by David Schenk (@dschenk)
Information as a Graphic activity – Adobe Express I downloaded adobe express and found it relatively easy to use. https://express.adobe.com/sp/design/post/urn:aaid:sc:US:27cfd464-2e10-4d3c-a112-191dc7c78f36
4 Resources for this Activity
- How designers do it: 15 easy steps to design an infographic from scratch (Canva)
shared by Alan Levine (@cogdogblog@gmail.com)
“Have you ever had a TON of information you needed to get out but don’t know how to do it effectively? Fret no longer. Today you will learn how to relay mass amounts of information in an effective, beautiful way. That’s right, we’re talking infographics.”
- How to Create an Infographic in 5 Minutes (Piktochart)
shared by Alan Levine (@cogdogblog@gmail.com)
“This article can help you if you are worried about designing infographics or visual projects from scratch. In this post, you will learn how to create an infographic and other visual projects in five minutes using Piktochart.”
- How to Make an Infographic: The Ultimate Guide (Visme)
shared by Alan Levine (@cogdogblog@gmail.com)
“By the end of this article, you’ll be able to create beautiful infographics that not only look great but also represent your brand, add value to your site and drive traffic and engagement.”
- Infographic to Explain ELNs
shared by Jane Carr (@jscarr)
For this exercise, I chose to create an Infographic slide for those students who do not see value in the time it takes to write up their lab work in an Electronic Lab Notebook (ELN). I wanted to transform my current slide to make it more appealing. Rather than have just a list of points more… »
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