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Infographics | Practice Profiles
Infographics
Infographics can be a valuable communication tool. As a visual
representation of data or information, infographics can effectively
tell a story, illustrate implementation, and highlight data to
emphasize key points.
Why are infographics effective?
1. Short Attention Spans. Information is on-demand and instant
access to information is expected. Infographics help focus on the
important pieces of information to get the learner started.
2. Information Overload. There is a constant flow of information
through the internet and our on-the-go access through
smartphones, tablets, and computers. We are continuously
receiving, analyzing, sharing, and creating new information. A
visualization that effectively combines the right text with the
right data is compelling and helps us to focus on important
information.
3. Easy to Understand. Infographics have potential to make
complex information easier to understand. For learners who
tend to more quickly interpret visual information, infographics
can be very powerful.
4. Making facts easy to remember.
The visualization of
information helps learners to retain the information. By pairing
graphics, pictures, and data, the text is made more memorable.
5. More Engaging. Infographics can offer a more engaging way to
access information. With visual interest, the information is more
likely to be read, discussed, and shared.
How to use infographics
Infographics can be used to introduce learners to the topic. Each
MO SPDG infographic gives rationale for why the practice is
important and describes implementation of the practice.
The
infographics can also be used to assist a learner with revisiting the
practice.