Parents, Teens, and Online Privacy
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Infographics are great visuals to use to represent data in a colorful, eye-catching way. The possibilities for the classrooms are endless. Infographics can be a great tool to incorporate in the collaborative learning environments. Students will be able to analyze and create data from any subject assigned. I signed up for several websites that create infographics. I tried easel.ly, piktochart.com and infogr.am. All sites are available for a free trial basis. My favorite was piktochart. They really have a great support system for learning to create the infographics. The tools, templates, and features were very user friendly. I was able to navigate with ease and create my first info graph (see above). I can't wait to create more and become more efficient and comfortable in utilizing the infographic tools.
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