Info-graphics Information graphics are graphic visual representations of information, data or knowledge.

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Info-graphics Information graphics are graphic visual representations of information, data or knowledge.

Where is the safest place to sit on an Airplane?

The information can be presented in many ways...such as a Venn Diagram et·y·mol·o·gy – the study of words and their origin

Flow Charts

Bar Graphs

A Circle Graph

INFORMATION. GRAPHIC DESIGN that makes it easier for the readers to understand. Don’t let your readers say “I’ve been wasting my time reading this!”

Colour is the most effective way for authors to guide their readers

Combine your information with colour, illustrations, images, charts, diagrams or icon so it looks attractive and is INFORMATIVE.

During World War II, the Allied Air Force was losing many aircraft. A statistician was hired to help determine where extra armour should be placed on the airplanes. He made this info graphic. Each red dot indicates the location of a bullet hole on an airplane that has returned from a mission....

Killing Mr. Griffin. differences between the movie and the novel.

It’s up to you.....