Why?
Have you used an infographic in your classes before? If not, they are wonderful for all learners novice to advanced. The wonderful thing about them is that they are rich in images as well as target language. They can be used in so many ways in the classroom. Think of the possibilities: introducing a theme, interpretive tasks, assessment tools, data visualization, allowing students to show you what they know! There are so many ways to incorporate into your lessons. Read below and see the resources put together around Infographics in the classroom and tools that you could use to create and develop your own. There is also a downloadable template for interpreting infographic for students at the bottom that you could use as reflection!
Have you used an infographic in your classes before? If not, they are wonderful for all learners novice to advanced. The wonderful thing about them is that they are rich in images as well as target language. They can be used in so many ways in the classroom. Think of the possibilities: introducing a theme, interpretive tasks, assessment tools, data visualization, allowing students to show you what they know! There are so many ways to incorporate into your lessons. Read below and see the resources put together around Infographics in the classroom and tools that you could use to create and develop your own. There is also a downloadable template for interpreting infographic for students at the bottom that you could use as reflection!
Examples:
Arabic:
Chinese:
ELL:
French:
German:
Italian:
Latin:
Portuguese
Spanish:
Getting started and creating your own:
infographic student reflection
Tools to create infographics:
Canva
Piktochart
Thinglink
Infog.am
Other Helpful Resources:
Guide to Infographics
Canva
Piktochart
Thinglink
Infog.am
Other Helpful Resources:
Guide to Infographics
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