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How to Use Infographics to Teach Data in the Primary Classroom

Cool+PrimaryYear 3 - 6EnglishMathematicsScienceHumanities and Social SciencesHealth and Physical EducationThe ArtsTechnologyInformation and Communication TechnologiesLanguages

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Course Content

Getting Started

Getting Started

01.

Introduction

02.

Set some learning goals

About Infographics

About Infographics

03.

Our digital world

04.

Why teach infographics?

05.

Using infographics in the curriculum

Reading Infographics

Reading Infographics

06.

How to read an infographic

07.

Seven types of infographics

08.

List infographics

09.

Comparison infographics

10.

Flowchart infographics

11.

Visual article infographics

12.

Map infographics

13.

Timeline infographics

14.

Data visualisation infographics

15.

Blending infographic types

Creating Infographics

Creating Infographics

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Steps to creating an infographic

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Step 1 - Decide on your story

18.

Step 2 - Retrieve data and information

19.

Step 3 - Choose a type

20.

Step 4 - Design and create

21.

Step 5 - Publish

Your Teaching

Your Teaching

22.

Teaching tips

23.

Cool lesson plans

Reflection

Reflection

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Reflection

25.

Taxonomy of learning

26.

Suggestions for collaboration

27.

Congratulations

Course Writers

Instructor 1

Mark Drummond from Cool Australia is your course teacher. He has worked in the education sector for over 11 years as a classroom teacher, Leader of Pedagogy within an Ed-Tech startup and as an educational consultant. Mark is an absolute science nerd and loves talking about dinosaurs as much as he loves talking about education (which is a lot)!

Instructor 2

Sana Hijazi is a specialist Mathematics and Information and Communication Technology (ICT) teacher. She worked in the ICT industry before becoming a classroom teacher. Sana has also been an education consultant for ICT in NSW schools. She facilitates professional development workshops for teachers about how to better integrate ICT into the curriculum. Sana is passionate about innovative professional development that supports teachers to deliver quality education.

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