brief explanation of infographics and how they can be used in a high school yearbook.

3. An Example of a Simple Infographic for
this Yearbook Class!
.
People Who Do the
Reading Every Week
People Who Glance over
the Reading
People Who Do SOME of
the Reading
People Who Say, "What
Reading? There was a
reading assignment?"

4. • So an infographic is just a way of sharing
information (usually statistics or other
numbers) in a visually appealing way.
For example, would you rather read this REPORT about dyslexia…or this INFOGRAPHIC?

6. 9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
0
This infographic could be
an interesting “extra story”
on the sophomore class
pages, since sophomores
take driver’s ed.
Freshmen
Sophomores
Juniors
Number of
students
Who've
received a
speeding ticket.
Seniors

11. Assignment #1:
Take a look at some other
schools’ yearbooks. Find
an infographic:
• That you like
• That might work in our
HHS yearbook if we put
in our own data.
AND…

12. Assignment #2:
Choose one of the
“Awesome Infographic
Ideas” from the
Assignments page on
the wiki and make it
happen. *
* Full details about these two assignments can be found on the wiki on the
Assignment page,