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What is an infographic?
Think about how it's different from text.
Name one key element in an infographic.
Consider what grabs attention.
What is the main purpose of an infographic?
Think about the functions of a visual representation.
True or False: A call to action is optional in an infographic.
Do infographics need to prompt action?
Develop a detailed infographic to advocate for healthier dietary changes in your school. Include statistics on current eating habits, benefits of change, and actionable steps for students.
Consider engaging data on student eating habits.
Critically analyze two different infographics on the same health topic and discuss their effectiveness in communicating the message, including visuals, data presentation, and user engagement.
Think about layout and how visuals affect understanding.
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