2024: Infographics (3-week workshop)

Infographics are a great way to communicate data quickly and often in one glance. They give your audience an opportunity to get an overall ‘snapshot’ of your research and can include data, graphs, images and text.

This three-week Infographics workshop, introduces Graduate Researchers to the key concepts and principles of designing an Infographic, including reviewing samples of the genre, as well as hands-on design.

Infographics can be used to:

·       simplify complex concepts

·       share information quickly

·       create better knowledge recall

·       draw the audience’s attention to an important issue

·       provide a snapshot of a larger picture

·       convey a set of actions or interrelated concepts.

Thursdays 10-12 on Zoom. Dates: November 7, 14, 21.

Learning outcomes
Upon completion of this course students will understand:

• the purpose of an infographic
• how to use graphics to convey research finding
• how to create a narrative structure using visuals and text
• what the different platforms available offer
• how to use templates.

 For further information contact the facilitator: Dr Francesca Mataraga francesca.mataraga@mq.edu.au

Graduate Research Students