Infographic
Use the tutorials below to create and customize your infographic in Canva.
Getting Started in Canva
Log into Canva using your Google account (students only).
Search for Infographic templates, or create a blank template.
When searching the templates, narrow your search by using the filters.
Choose a design and create your Infographic.
Give your project a title.
How to Add Text
Working with Text.mp4
Images:
Check Canva first. Images found in Canva can be used without attribution.
For additional images, use the links below to find Public Domain or Creative Commons images.
Public Domain
Creative works that can be used freely for any purpose. No need to cite. But good idea to write "public domain" under the image.
CC0 - Creative Commons Zero
Library of Congress (mostly public domain, no attribution required. CHECK!)
USA.gov (mostly public domain, no attribution required. CHECK!)
Pixabay (public domain, no attribution required)
Openverse (has some public domain images)
Wikimedia Commons (has some public domain images)
Creative Commons
Creative works that can be used for free, but you need to cite them appropriately using TASL.
(see directions for TASL here)
CC BY - Creative Commons Attribution
Photos for Class (attribution included in image download)
Openverse (copy & paste provided attribution unless public domain)
Wikimedia Commons (has some public domain images)
Be sure to follow the guidelines of a good infographic in the design video below.
Infographic Design - 6 mins
Infographic Design.mp4How to Share & Download
Share.mp4Finishing Your Project: Works Cited
Open your project in Noodletools.
Select the Export/Print icon at the top of the project.
Select Print/Export to Google Docs.
Select All sources
Change the Share settings of the Google doc to Anyone with the link.
Create a link to your Works Cited document at the bottom of your infographic.