EMPOWERMENT

TECHNOLOGIES
By:
Edward R. Villahermosa
September 4, 2019
2:10-3:30
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INFOGRAPHICS
 What do you think
the picture is all
about?
 What message/s
does it tells?

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 What do you
think the picture
is all about?
 What message/s
does it tells?

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 What do you think
the picture is all
about?
 What message/s
does it tells?

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At the end of the lesson, the learners must be
able to:
1. define infographics;
2. create an infographics align to their
strand; and
3. appreciate the uses of infographics on
the different fields.

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An Infographic is
basically an artistic
representation
of data and information
using different
elements such as:
• graphs,
• pictures,
• diagrams,
• narrative,
• timelines,
• check lists,
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Infographics allow
us to tell a more
complete
story of the data and
are more engaging
than most traditional ways
of communicating data
and information.
The focus of good
Infographics is always
on communicating
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Here are some
examples
of
graphical
elements
that you might find
on an
Infographic

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Use engaging
visualisations but keep the
focus on the
message, not the
artistic greatness.

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Maps and flow-charts
are great additions to any
Infographic.

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Key is to translate the raw
data in easy to use visualisations

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 7 Common
Types of
Infographics
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Let’s look at
some examples
But please note that they are all copy-righted and only used as illustrative examples

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Group by Table:
1. Assign a group leader.
2. Make an infographic based on the given
topic/issues.
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 What is an
Infographic?

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 Infographics are used to:

• Communicate a message.

• Present a lot of data or information in a way that

is compact and easy to comprehend.

Finally • Analyze data in order to discover

cause-and-effect relationships.

• Periodically monitor the

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route of certain parameters.
 In what areas or subject
can you use Infographics?
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