The humble timeline infographic has been a firm favourite with Easelly designers and users for years! They remain one of the most requested templates we receive and for good reason. The timeline infographic is one of the most popular forms of infographic out there and we can guarantee that it’s what pops into most of …
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Environmental Energy and Easelly Environmental infographics have always been very near and dear to us at Easelly. The topic fits the idea of infographic creation very neatly. It’s a complicated issue, but with environmental infographics we can display complicated issues and data in an easy to digest format using visual learning! Whilst we have no …
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Endangered Species of the World, an infographic examination In the aftermath of Endangered Species Day we thought it was a great opportunity to go through all the ins and outs of the day and the topic that it covers. First off let’s look at the term Endangered Species. It’s pretty self explanatory as far as …
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Presidential Pets are an integral part of America’s first family. Of the 45 individuals to have been elected to the highest office in the country, only 3 have not had an animal companion of some sort. In recent years many of these animals have risen to fame in their own right. Most noticeably recent animals …
Presidential Pets, Infographics on the animal occupants of the Whitehouse. Read More »
How many of us avoid doing things because it’s “not the way things are done around here”? Teachers and educators all over the world may have the best intentions but still end up using and advocating for tools that are already obsolete. For instance, education no longer looks like it did when we were younger. …
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Teachers in the United States are fortunate to be teaching at a time when technology companies are increasingly offering their products for free or at a low cost to teachers for instructional use. Teachers interested in blended learning can use tech tools to give students choice to complete assignments. Tech tools also offer teachers the …
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Thanks to all of the educators and teachers who joined today’s live training. We hope you learned a lot about the power of infographics in the classroom… as well as a few ways to start using Easelly! In case you missed it, or want a quick recap of what we learned, you can view the …
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Recently, The Indiana Council for Economic Education offered 4th through 12th grade teachers the opportunity to have their students participate in the Indiana Stock Market Program. Here, students kept track of investments using a stock simulation and participated in an infographic competition. Students were allowed to choose from ten different investment-related topics to create an …
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We had a ton of fun with all of the great people who engaged us today on Twitter. The #NYCSchoolsTechChat raised a lot of important questions about how infographics can impact education. Since we know things get a little crazy during a Twitter chat, we created this resource for all of you so you can …
Technology and education go hand-in-hand, with teachers and schools incorporating new tools and software every year. With the introduction of new tech, however, comes concerns about comprehension, data literacy, and critical thinking. Kristin Fontichiaro and Angie Oehrli from the University of Michigan are working to address concerns about data literacy and high school students. They …
Watch the Video Chat Here and Read the Notes Below: We chatted with Megan Schonhar, an English Teacher at Greer Middle College Charter High School in South Carolina and author of the article, Using Easel.ly To Create Infographics in the Classroom. Her article can be found in the Technology in Literacy Education blog by the Technology …
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Here at Easel.ly, we love giving back whenever possible. Every year, a portion of our profits go to supporting events and people all over the world, and we love teaming up with people who do great work in their communities. One of these people is Mardie Rees, an artist in Gig Harbor, WA. As part …
