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Guides to making and using infographics

Types of Infographics
The six types of infographics you will see most often, what each one is for, when to use it and real examples…

What Is An Infographic?
What an infographic is, where the word comes from and what makes one work, with a short history of the format.

How To Cite An Infographic – Straightforward Instructions
How to cite an infographic in your own work, and how to credit the sources behind an infographic you make.
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