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This document discusses display and knowledge, specifically about infographics. It provides an introduction and then discusses collecting information, making a proposal, and final design when creating infographics. It lists several tools that can be used to create infographics, such as Inkscape, Icon Archive, Freepik, Visual.ly, Piktochart, Easelly, and Hohly. It concludes by stating the shape depends on the role, more complex information requires a simpler style, and facilitating interaction.

Display and Knowledge
Sílvia Sastre
Documentalista ssastre@bibliosalut.com
English sessions with Jonathan McFarland
http://medicalenglishblog.com/
1

Summary
• Introduction
• Display information
• Some examples
• Some tools
• The work of Bibliosalut.com team
• Conclusions
2

Introduction
3
What US region has had the highest unemployment
level in the last ten years?

We have a normal brain
5
A normal brain cannot simultaneously save more than
six or seven items in its short memory without sparks
beginning to come out of it.

Three steps
1. Collect information.
2. Make a proposal.
3. Final design.
8

To create an Infographic
10
Inkscape [http://inkscape.org]

To create an Infographic
11
Icon Archive [http://www.iconarchive.com/]

To create an Infographic
12
Freepik [http://www.freepik.es/]

To create an Infographic
Visual.ly [http://visual.ly/]

To create an Infographic
Piktochart [http://piktochart.com/

To create an Infographic
Easelly [http://www.easel.ly/]

To create an Infographic
Hohly [http://charts.hohli.com]

To create an Infographic
Infogram [http://www.infogr.am/]

Teach better
Llenguatge
natural
Llenguatge
controlat
Paraules clau
Termes lliures del llenguatge
natural, suficientment
significatius, extrets del
títol, o del contingut del
document.
Descriptors
Termes d’un tesaurus
(vocabulari controlat),
emprat per la indexació per
identificar el contingut dels
documents: MeSH, DeCS...
PRECISIÓ

In conclusion
The shape depends on the role.
23

In conclusion
The more complex the information the more
simple the style has to be.
24

In conclusion
Facilitate the interaction
26

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Display and knowledge

1. Display and Knowledge Sílvia Sastre Documentalista ssastre@bibliosalut.com English sessions with Jonathan McFarland http://medicalenglishblog.com/ 1

2. Summary • Introduction • Display information • Some examples • Some tools • The work of Bibliosalut.com team • Conclusions 2

3. Introduction 3 What US region has had the highest unemployment level in the last ten years?

4. Introduction 4

5. We have a normal brain 5 A normal brain cannot simultaneously save more than six or seven items in its short memory without sparks beginning to come out of it.

6. Which is the solution? 6

7. Infographics: the information display 7

8. Three steps 1. Collect information. 2. Make a proposal. 3. Final design. 8

9. To create an Infographic 9

10. To create an Infographic 10 Inkscape [http://inkscape.org]

11. To create an Infographic 11 Icon Archive [http://www.iconarchive.com/]

12. To create an Infographic 12 Freepik [http://www.freepik.es/]

13. To create an Infographic Visual.ly [http://visual.ly/]

14. To create an Infographic Piktochart [http://piktochart.com/

15. To create an Infographic Easelly [http://www.easel.ly/]

16. To create an Infographic Hohly [http://charts.hohli.com]

17. To create an Infographic Infogram [http://www.infogr.am/]

18. How can I improve my work?

19. Transmit better 19

20. Teach better Llenguatge natural Llenguatge controlat Paraules clau Termes lliures del llenguatge natural, suficientment significatius, extrets del títol, o del contingut del document. Descriptors Termes d’un tesaurus (vocabulari controlat), emprat per la indexació per identificar el contingut dels documents: MeSH, DeCS... PRECISIÓ

21. Comparing Screencasts & Infographics 21

22. 22 In Conclusion

23. In conclusion The shape depends on the role. 23

24. In conclusion The more complex the information the more simple the style has to be. 24

25. In conclusion 25

26. In conclusion Facilitate the interaction 26

27. “One language for each story” 27

28. Th@nks