Infographs portray information in a visual way - rather than using paragraphs to display information, an Infograph will use pictures/charts/graphs to show the information visually. We will look at a couple of infograph examples to help guide you.
Some helpful tips …
- Keep your graphics simple
- Graphics should relate to the topic
- Use the shape of your infograph to help tell the overall topic
- Some words are important - but main idea should be grasped through the visuals used
- Be creative!
For this infograph you will be comparing the Late Middle Ages to the Renaissance, trying to answer/defend/refute the question
- Was there even a Renaissance? Was it a thing?
To gather background knowledge you will need to read the Renaissance chapter in your book, use the Late Middle Ages chapter, read the provided primary documents, and watch the provided videos (thanks Tom Richey and John Green!)
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On your Infograph you will be comparing the following topics/concepts between the Late Middle Ages and the Renaissance …
- Social Order
- Family/Work Life
- Art
- Politics
Videos
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