Slides used in a lecture given at Fordham University on 10/28/15 in the class CLGE6140 (Graduate School of Education) An infographic is a powerful tool for communicating a complex, data-driven story. Learn strategies for creating infographics that can be used in your teaching and for making research accessible and memorable. You’ll learn about different types of infographics and some easy tools for creating one of your own. View the resources here: https://treglia.wikispaces.com/Infographics

1. Learn How to Create and Use
Data Visualizations
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10. Understand what makes a successful
and engaging infographic
Goal #1

11. Know where to find infographics
Goal #2

12. Plan and create your own infographic
Goal #3

13. A little context first

14. 4 Information Ages

15. 4 Information Ages

16. 4 Information Ages

17. 4 Information Ages

18. It’s the Wild, Wild West
of a new information age
4000 1000 0 2000
Internet 1992

21. What
makes a
“good” infographic?
Data
Design
Story

22. flickr photo by srqpix
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Part I

23. Collect
Google drive icon by Froyo
under a cc attribution 4.0 license

24. Analyze

25. don’t forget the
Citations!
flickr photo by B Rosen
under a Creative Commons (BY-ND) license

26. flickr photo by Dave Dugdale shared under a
Creative Commons (BY-SA) license
Part II

27. flickr photos by ALI MAC55,
Curtis Gregory Perry, and Peter Kaminski;
all photos shared under a Creative Commons license
Hook

28. flickr photos by ALI MAC55,
Curtis Gregory Perry, and Peter Kaminski;
all photos shared under a Creative Commons license
The
Problem
Hook

29. flickr photos by ALI MAC55,
Curtis Gregory Perry, and Peter Kaminski;
all photos shared under a Creative Commons license
The
Problem
Data
Hook

30. flickr photos by ALI MAC55,
Curtis Gregory Perry, and Peter Kaminski;
all photos shared under a Creative Commons license
The
Problem
Data
Hook

31. flickr photo by amesis
shared under a Creative Commons (BY-NC-ND) license
Part III

36. flickr photo by Kalexanderson
shared under a Creative Commons (BY-NC-ND) license
Putting it all
Part IV

37. Which Infographic Type
Should You Choose?
Infographic designed by
NEO MAMMALIAN STUDIES

38. Infographics!flickr photo by shutrbugr
shared under a Creative Commons (BY-NC-SA) license
Let’s create some
Part IV

39. Use PowerPoint
to create an
Infographic
Step Five
Design by adding charts, graphs & images
Step Six
Export by choosing to “Save As” an image
file, or “Print” to PDF
Infographic by Ayman Sadiq via Slideshare

46. Look at Infographics for Ideas!
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