Infographics

Infographics

• comes from the words "information" and "graphics"

• are information with words and pictures

• are shorter and more attractive than written documents and memos

• are longer and less attractive than written documents and memos

• are information containing long sentences

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It is important to learn infographics so that I will know how

• to deliver information faster

• to attract readers

• to communicate efficiently

• to confuse readers

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What is in infographics, written documents, and memos?

T I O N I N M A F O R

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Which is more attractive to readers - infographics or written documents?

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Which is faster to read - infographics or written documents?

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Which has longer sentences - infographics or written documents?

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CCSS.RI.3.7

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Why do you need to have complete sentences in making infographics?

• to make readers understand better

• to communicate efficiently and effectively

• to prevent misunderstanding

• to make readers read more

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CCSS.RI.2.7

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Which are better when making infographics?

• short sentences

• long sentences

• complete sentence

• incomplete sentences

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"Graphics" mean

• pictures

• illustrations

• word

• action

• information

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Infographics is also helpful to those who can not read.

• TRUE

• FALSE