Kates, et al
Examining the Impact of Student-Created Infographics on Understanding, Engagement, and Creativity
Frederick R. Kates III, University of FloridaHanadi Hamadi, University of North FloridaCarlyn Ellison, University of FloridaSamantha A Larson, Belmont UniversityRyan Romero, University of Floridahttps://doi.org/10.9743/JEO.2023.20.4.12
Abstract
Infographics can improve understanding and enhance critical thinking skills in readers. However, while research has been done on the importance of infographics, a gap exists regarding how creating infographics enhances student engagement and knowledge retention in higher education. Therefore, this study used a mixed-methods approach to analyze undergraduate responses after creating an infographic. Of the 189 students, 71% agreed that creating an infographic helped them retain, examine, and analyze information more thoroughly, and 62% intended to use the infographic process again. These results suggest that it is advantageous to educate students on how to create infographics to learn and convey information.
Keywords: infographics, data visualization, knowledge translation, online educational resources, ICT, instructional design
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