Infographic design: toward the development of the XXI-century competences
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.5377/dialogos.v0i15.2207Keywords:
infographics, education, communication, competences, teaching-learning processAbstract
This article approaches infographics, its use in education and the competences developed by students in its design. Infographics originated in journalism and due to its communicative potential it has impacted readers for decades, becoming in one of the most used resources by mass media. Through time, it has been incorporated to the educational field, generating new ways of conveying information. Infographics is a combination of visual elements (images, graphics, video, text) that when appropriately incorporated to the classroom, it can promote the student’s better understanding and description of complex topics which in time develops the competences needed in a society that is culturally visual. The use of infographics in the teaching-learning process reflects in an explicit way not only its design but also the development of the communicative, informational and digital abilities, which are the competences needed in the XXI century.
Diá-logos 15, 23-37.
Downloads
15426