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Presentation by Tommaso Scquizzato at European Society of Emergency Medicine in Prague - 12-16 October 2019 Infographics To Communicate Science for Everyone

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Tommaso Scquizzato
@tscquizzato
tscquizzato@gmail.com
Department of Anesthesia and Intensive Care
IRCCS San Raffaele Scientific Institute
Vita-Salute San Raffaele University, Milan, Italy

what are
text
visual
resources
design
• visual content with text and
images, which can be
illustrations, icons, charts
• not a substitute for reading the
article
?infographics
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Reasonsto use infographics3
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helps you catch up the audience
attention and reach more people
intuitive and easy-to-use
huge potential to become popular
and shared
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HOW to make
an infographic?
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define a
clear,
concrete
and achievable
goal

start sketching
the basics
title
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overview
objective
audience
main data
tone
language
references

datavisualization
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create a natural information flow
highlight information you want the
reader will see first
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use negative space actively
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colours should match
with all elements
choose a colour palette
use complementary colours
or monochrome tones1
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Complementary
colors
Color wheel
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Grey scale
Monochrome
colours
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Opacity
Exposure
Saturation
Contrast

typography
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this first.
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Maybe the reader will see also this.

which software
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Diﬃculty Costs
Apple Keynote + free with Apple devices
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Inkscape +++ open source
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define your goal
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prioritise informations
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+ colors + typography4

errorsto absolutely avoid5
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4. Infographics for EVERYONE! to communicate sciencE Tommaso Scquizzato @tscquizzato tscquizzato@gmail.com Department of Anesthesia and Intensive Care IRCCS San Raffaele Scientific Institute Vita-Salute San Raffaele University, Milan, Italy

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