infographic
- noun
- /ˌɪnfəˈɡræfɪk/
- In the meeting, we reviewed an infographic that compared global temperatures over the last century.
- create an infographic
- search for an infographic
- own infographic
And, you know, Stewart Brand has this great infographic about the layers of like human society.
- And, you know, Stewart Brand has this great infographic about the layers of like human society.
- So years ago I wrote down I need to stop spending so much time creating infographics and I need to spend so much stop spending so much time answering emails.
Examples
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For instance, NPR's "Fantasy vs SciFi" (http://goo.gl/dFQi8k) infographic provides a guide to navigating top books.
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There is a very useful infographic for patients on the Prostate Cancer UK website.
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For instance, students could create an infographic for their favorite book.
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Create a display with the infographic along with the books mentioned in the visual.
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In this column, the focus is on infographic creation tools.
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Infographics are an effective way to make comparisons. Search for "comparison infographic" in Google Images.
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While timelines may be an important element of this type of infographic, other types of visuals may also be used.
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For instance, you can locate an infographic comparing Kobe Bryant with Michael Jordan.
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For instance, a search for "infographic" brings up dozens of amazing government-produced infographics on topics ranging from energy efficiency.
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The teacher asked her students to create an infographic that explains the water cycle.
Synonyms
A picture like a graph or table that shows information clearly
A picture or graphic that explains something
A picture or chart that shows data to reveal patterns
An image made by a computer using special software
Antonyms
How Informative
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Infographic is made from info (short for information) and graphic, which is like a 'picture' or a graph for a chart. So an infographic is literally a 'picture that shows information', and that is why it helps people understand difficult data quickly.