School library infographics : how to create them, why to use them / Peggy Milam Creighton.

SeriesTech tools for learning
Tech tools for learning. ^A1278536
Contents Cover; Title; Copyright; Contents; List of Tables, Charts, and Infographics; List of Images; List of Screenshots; Acknowledgments; Introduction; Chapter 1: Out with Posters; In with Infographics; A Brief History of Infographics; Infographics in Education; What Are Infographics?; Purpose of Infographics; Types of Infographics; Posters vs. Infographics; Infographic Design Characteristics; Do Infographics Require Professional Designers?; Why Use Infographics in Schools?; School Library Infographics; Summary; Chapter 2: Planning and Organizing Information
Contents Infographic Project: Print Books vs. eBooksStep 1: Brainstorming; Step 2: Research; Step 3: Organization; Step 4: Storyboarding; Summary; Chapter 3: Creating an Infographic in Microsoft Word; Page Layout; Headers; Images; Images from Sources Other Than Microsoft Clip Art; QR Codes; Color Scheme; Chart or Graph; Step 5: Editing; Step 6: Publication; Step 7: Reflection; Infographic to Share; Summary; Chapter 4: Creating an Infographic in Microsoft Excel; Setup; Header; Adding Images and Shapes; Additional Components; Infographic to Share; Summary
Contents Chapter 5: Creating an Infographic in Microsoft PowerPointSetup; Header; Infographic to Share; Summary; Chapter 6: Free and Easy Apps and Tools for Creating Infographics; Free Resources for Educators; Apps for Infographic Creation; Summary; Chapter 7: Using Infographics in the School Library Program; Infographics in Instruction; Instructional Ideas for Infographics; Advocacy; Events and Programs Information; Infographic to Share; Summary; Chapter 8: Infographic Projects for Students; What Is Visual Literacy?; Media Literacy; Technology Literacy; Information Literacy; Digital Literacy
Contents MetaliteracyEthical Use; Critical-Thinking Skills; Vocabulary; Lesson Plan Ideas; Standards; Procedure; Student Roles; Assessment; Infographic to Share; Summary; Chapter 9: Presenting Infographics Online; Free Sites for Sharing Presentations; Sites for Sharing Student Infographic Projects; Slide Show Widgets; Web Site Tools; Summary; Chapter 10: Sharing Infographics through Social Media; Saving to Host Sites; Downloading; Embedding; Posting to Social Media; Summary; Chapter 11: Printing Infographics; Printing in School on Standard Printers; Poster Printers to Purchase; Local Printing Services
Contents Printing OnlineOther Printing Ideas; Summary; Chapter 12: Why Use Infographics in Education?; Why Should You Go to the Trouble to Create Infographics?; Will Using Infographics Really Pay Off?; What Will Students Think?; Will They Even Care?; The Big Idea; Summary; Apps and Web Apps List; Handouts List; Information Resources; References; General Index; Name Index; About the Author
Abstract Infographics have become increasingly popular educational tools for visually conveying ideas and information-in class projects, in daily lessons, and for promoting school and library programs. This book-the only one of its kind-helps you create your own computer-generated visuals for your class and library using common software platforms and free web-based applications. A perfect primer for educators with little or no technological savvy, this resource features charts, tables, screenshots, bars, and graphs for making infographics easy to reproduce and create. Author Peggy Milam Creighton.
Bibliography noteIncludes bibliographical references and index.
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Issued in other formPrint version: Creighton, Peggy School Library Infographics : How to Create Them, Why to Use Them Santa Barbara : ABC-CLIO,c2015 9781440836770
Genre/formElectronic books.
ISBN9781440836787 electronic bk.
ISBN1440836787 electronic bk.
Stock numberBF595D87-42D7-4871-B816-6F2931417334 OverDrive, Inc. http://www.overdrive.com