An infographic is a cool way to impart knowledge, especially if you’re dealing with a lot of boring facts, huge numbers, and incomprehensible data. They’re colorful and fun that’s why there’s a lot of ...

Love them or hate them, infographics are a potent marketing tool, especially on visually-oriented Web sites like Pinterest or Facebook. But using an image to present information often means losing out ...

When I heard Piktochart pitch at the Chinaccelerator demo day, they were talking about “big data” – infographics that were merely a backdrop for impressive stats. But now, 4 months and a whole lot of ...

Piktochart is a do-it-yourself service for creating infographics. It provides scores of themes with names like Analogize, Jigsaw and Minimalist. After selecting a theme, you're able to choose the ...

When Clean Infographic Design Isn't the Same as Clear Communication  Someone in my network manages HR operations at a growing ...

Nobody likes an irrelevant or boring infographic. Once you’ve addressed the "Who Cares?" factor and know what info you want in your graphic, it’s time to get building. But how? Here are a few easy to ...

This is a guest post by Julie Platt, currently Assistant Professor of English at the University of Arkansas at Monticello. She researches and teaches about writing centers, creative writing studies, ...

You don’t need to look far on the Web to find infographics that showcase data in more compelling ways than you could possibly do with basic spreadsheet charts. Adding colorful infographics to your ...

Easel.ly, a website for designing graphics, demonstrates in a series on its blog how educators can use infographics in aligning reading and literature instruction to the Common Core State Standards.