Infographics

=Infographics (information graphics)=

Infographics have a strong visual impact, and can be useful in a lecture that helps students visualize large datasets. They are also useful in "debunking" exercises, in which students are asked to track down the sources of a graphic. Some infographics are animated, and can be embedded in a webpage.

To make your own infographic, use these free tools:

 * Infogram []
 * Visually [| http://visual.ly/]
 * Hohli [|http://charts.hohli.com/#cht=p3&chs=320x240&chd=s:&chf=bg,s,FFFFFF|c,s,FFFFFF&max=100&agent=hohli.com]
 * Google Charts []
 * Piktochart []

The list below shows infographics that have been submitted. If you're using material that has been posted here, remember that an infographic is only as good as the research it's based on. If you're adding to this list, please make sure your contribution lists its sources, and stays within the scope of our site.

SHARIA LAW - List of countries
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**SACRED COWS -** If you're interested in exposing some of the myths surrounding women's health, this infographic has some challenging things to say about milk:
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