Infographic-a-Day describes this TEDx video (I added the links):
Perhaps one of the bigest and most listened to advocates of using infographics and data vis in the classroom is Diana Laufinberg, from The Science Leadership Academy. Diana, a History teacher, is a long time user of geographic information systems (GIS). She has recently, however, started helping her students to create their own infographics from complex issues that are part of her course of study and/or part of current events.
Here is a video of Diana’s talk at a recent TEDx…
Tip of the old scrub brush to David Warlick at 2¢ Worth.
Related articles
- Especially see this article at the New York Times‘ Learning Network, about the work of Diana Laufinberg, aimed at teachers with a nod to how to do it
- Easily Create Infographics with Easel.ly (freetech4teachers.com)
- An Interesting Infographic on Prohibition (freetech4teachers.com)
- Infographics- Visual Displays of Information (showmemotech.wordpress.com)
- Best Practices for Infographics (text100.com)
- Infographics (ccdc12.wordpress.com)
- India at a Glance : My First Infographics (shantitda.wordpress.com)
- The Pinterest (P)infographic (edelman.com.au)
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