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Bunkr est un excellent outil pour créer vos présentations en ligne qui se pose en alternative crédible aux gros poids lourds du secteur comme l’indécrottable Powerpoint mais aussi aux stars du moment comme Prezi. Via Frédéric DEBAILLEUL, NextFormation 
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Pourquoi aimons-nous tellement les infographies ? Pourquoi sont-elles si populaires ? Ce goût pour les images en général, et pour les infog raphies en particulier, tient à la spécificité de... Via Marco Bertolini, Louis Levy
Marco Bertolini's curator insight,
October 29, 2013 7:18 AM
Pourquoi les infographies sont-elles si populaires ? Voici une vidéo qui explique le pouvoir de la pensée visuelle !
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That’s right, there’s more to infographics than a scrolling image full of facts and figures. Different types of infographics are consumed differently. The right kind of infographic should match your data to your narrative and ensure that people take away your message after reading it. While infographics may not come in that many shapes or sizes (600 x 1,800 pixels is the norm), that doesn’t mean there’s a stock standard infographic for you. Use the flowchart to help you decide which infographic is right for you... Via Lauren Moss
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People who create infographics do their work partly because they believe infographics are a great way to communicate information.
Since the people in this field also need to communicate information about their work, it was inevitable that infographics about infographics would eventually be created. Here are 11 of those meta infographics. Via Lauren Moss
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Crafting an infographic narrative is an art. We detail the five elements of an editorial infographic's narrative and what each element aims to accomplish. The best infographics are created when a story comes first. In a completed piece, every data point, piece of copy, and design element should support that story. This does not mean, however, that the story an individual or organization wants to tell will intuitively translate to the infographic medium. Even in instances where all information and data exists on paper, the story may still require adaptation—crafting an infographic narrative to effectively communicate the story. While specific needs vary across applications of infographics, for editorial pieces, this process typically involves writing titles, introductory paragraphs, callouts, and conclusions—the pieces that weave the story together. Via Lauren Moss
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A few weeks ago one of my faculty members wanted to create a project where students developed fake movie plots for major events in history, such as World War I, World War II and the Cold War. After... Via John Dalziel
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