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Teachers have successfully used infographics

  • to visually convey information that would cover pages of reading
  • to revise and summarise the key points of a class lesson
  • to promote group work, discussion and feedback,
  • to use infographics tools
  • to improve on presentation of the infographic
  • and to test the understanding of the class as a whole on key concepts.

The interactivity involved in the making of the infographic engages the student far more than book learning alone, and makes learning creative and fun!

Educational researchers suggest that roughly 83% of human learning occurs visually. The human brain processes images three times faster than text. Studies suggest that people are about 30 times more likely to read a high value infographic than a text article!

Infographics by teachers : 8 commonly misused words

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1. What is an Infographic?
2. Why use Infographics?
3. How Infographics Evolved
4. Infographics in PR and Editorial Content
5. Infographics in Education
6. Free Tools for Creating an Infographic
7. How to Create a Memorable Infographic
8. How to Assess Your Infographic

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