Today’s infographic from visual.ly uses a web to describe and categorize a variety of religions in the world. Religion is one of the most universal things, although it varies widely. Everyone believes in something, even in the belief of nothing, and it shows a lot about what a culture f[...]
Archive for April, 2012
State of the Union
Today’s infographic takes various key words in State of the Union addresses since 2001 and creates size bubbles based on their use. Words and subjects include economy, war, and family. It shows a variety of things, including what is important to the President, and what is important to t[...]
Pampered Pets
Pets have always been pampered (the Shih-tzu was originally bred to warm the feet of Chinese royalty), but not like they are today. Dog groomers weren’t very common until recent decades, and spa days were unheard of. Dogs now have daycares and hotels, rather than being left alone or kep[...]
Making Data Beautiful
What would you rather see, a black and white bar graph, or a map with various data, a web and lots of colors? Which one would draw you in more? Which one is easier? Sometimes easier isn’t better, and making an infographic is a prefect example. The purpose of an infographic is to convey [...]
Connected learning resources and infographic
Every student learns differently, and every teaching method is different. But every teacher knows that it is difficult to marry a learning student to a particular learning method. Students are constantly growing and changing, and so is information on teaching. My take on this infographic is t[...]