According to the Oxford English Dictionary, an infographic is a "visual representation of information or data." Infographics use interesting and exciting visuals to synthesize complex information. They're attention grabbing yet easy to understand. The idea is to give the viewer a better understanding of the information conveyed.
The possibilities are endless, but here are a few ideas:
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Using these resources, you can easily create an infographic from scratch or using a template.
Use these resources to create an eye-catching array of information.
Infographics are everywhere. Try searching for a topic you're interested in and see what comes up, or take inspiration from the ones linked below.
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