I have wanted to teach myself how to make an infographic for the past two years. I finally had the time and patience to do so this afternoon. I used piktochart to make this. It took as long as I typically compose a post. I am so proud of what I learned how to do today! I hope you enjoy the titles I shared. They have influenced my life and my teaching too. Happy Friday!
Oh, Beth! It looks really good!
ReplyDeletePiktochart is awesome, isn't it? (So nice that it's free.) If you get really into creating these, lmk. Kevin Hodgson provided me with a bunch of other sites that allows you to make them too. I've tried them, but personally I like Piktochart the best.
Thank you Stacey! My goal is to play with a tool once a week.
DeleteI love the idea for creating an infographic. I will have to look into Piktochart! I like the way you summed up the messages in the books. I love all of those books for the way they helped me reframe my thinking about learning.
ReplyDeleteI am playing with the tools to think about how my students can use them.
DeleteI love the idea for creating an infographic. I will have to look into Piktochart! I like the way you summed up the messages in the books. I love all of those books for the way they helped me reframe my thinking about learning.
ReplyDeleteI need to try this.
ReplyDeleteMake sure you set aside some time. As with most things, it takes longer than you think!
DeleteI have a presentation to do in the next week. I might have to check this out. Yours looks great.
ReplyDeleteI like the idea of using with a presentation.
DeleteWOW - It looks awesome!
ReplyDeleteThanks for adding something to my to-do list for next week, Beth. I recently made an infographic to explain a new legislative requirement to principals, but it wasn't nearly as attractive as yours. Can't wait to give piktochart a try!
ReplyDeleteWhat tool did you use?
DeleteThis is great, Beth! I've also been wanting to learn how to do an infographic. This would look really good in a presentation. Thanks for sharing the information and the tool!
ReplyDeleteJust remembered this piece by Sarah Gross about having students create an infographic reading history. Thought you might like it: http://www.edutopia.org/blog/infographics-students-reading-history-sarah-gross
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