"Unlocking Complexity: The Power of Infographic"

Ahoy, my fabulous readers 😃👋! Welcome back to my post. This week, slightly different from previous ones, you will see an infographic about plagiarism prepared by me. Yes, you read it right, I prepared the infographic on my own 😎💪. You will read a post about what infographic is and what I went through while preparing infographics and where infographics can be used efficiently.

Initially, let me explain what an infographic is. An infographic is a visual tool that uses images, graphs, and text to simplify complex information so that people can better understand and remember it. For these purposes, I have prepared an infographic for you that contains some information about plagiarism. Was it really suitable for the purposes I mentioned earlier❓

I would like to tell you a little about my infographic-making process. To be honest, when I heard the term "infographic", I was a little scared at first 😨 because this was the first time I had encountered such a term. The most difficult part for me, and I think for others as well, was choosing the appropriate theme for the topic and designing it in a way that was not too distracting but interesting. By the way, I used Canva and it was easy to create infographics from there. At the end of the day, I enjoyed the process very much.  I also feel very confident having learned to do something like this.    

                                     
Infographic is a very useful tool as it summarizes the topics nicely and provides information without boring the students. Especially in language teaching classes. It can be used in vocabulary teaching, which is similar to peripheral learning. Peripheral learning is where students learn from what is present in the environment even if their attention is not directed to it.

Thanks for reading. We have come to the end of my allotted time. Until next time, keep smiling and stay tuned for more educational entertainment 😉 (edutainment). Cheer!😄