Piktochart+-+Infographics

We have all seen examples of infographics. An infographic, also called information graphics, is a popular way to present data by distilling the words, data points, key concepts and illustrations that might be present in a report and creating a visual representation of the material. Infographics are being created to help people understand virtually any topic; for example, it only took 12 hours after the Oscars ended for the first Oscar infographics to start popping up. (Show full size “The Oscars 2012” infographic) Infographics aren’t just about entertainment however, look at this one that explains the future of solar technology (Show full size “The future of Solar” infographic),orthis one about Facebook, which is always a popular infographic topic.

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Options could include:
 * Comparing 2 books
 * Creating a new timeline (different from the timeline created in Prezi)
 * Demonstrate items that go into a budget
 * Change over time (before and after an earthquake, hurricane, tsunami, etc.)
 * Family tree
 * Election trends
 * Describing a science experiment
 * Demonstrate the effects of exercise and healthy living
 * Compare stats for a sports team or between athletes
 * Create a visual biography
 * Making a version of "hot or not" comparing popular trends.