I created an infographic that I could use with my first graders. When creating my own infographic, I struggled most with the free constraints. The three websites listed in our sandbox all had challenges, the biggest being the free images that were available. I think it would work best with using photos of my own. The infographic I created compares wild and tame animals. I would love to add more pictures and may take some of my own this summer at the zoo so that I can use this next year when I teach this unit.
Here is the link to my infographic...
https://www.canva.com/design/DABS4Cxp6vc/syTsQy1bHaOdj-Ul5dhw_w/view?cc_from_uid=UABSl0f2sx4&utm_campaign=designshare&utm_content=DABS4Cxp6vc&utm_medium=email&utm_source=sharebutton
Infographic created using a template on Canva.com (2015). Retrieved June 3, 2015, https://www.canva.com/#your-designs.
Seemed arbitrary about the line spacing on your blocks. Wondered if you had any control over that but decided probably not.
ReplyDeleteI agree, I would like to play with it a little more in the summer when I have more time to really focus on it and learn more about the programs. I played with all three websites and started and trashed at least 10 before I made this one.
DeleteDid you find Canva the easiest? I tried Easel.ly and then went to piktochart. That was a lot better for me and I didn't move on to Canva because time was ticking...
ReplyDeleteI didn't love the free options on any of them. I saw some that I really liked that cost money and I found lots of pictures that would have been fun to use that cost to use. The free restrictions were my biggest struggle
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