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Infographic What is Infographic?      An infographic may be a collection of visualizations, design, and a bit of content. Well, all of that's hung together to encourage the audience's understanding of a subject. By combining elements of text image, chart, diagram and, more recently, video, an infographic is an effective tool to present data and explain complex issues in a way that can quickly lead to insight and better understanding. How to make a good Infographic?     1. Maintain a strategic distance from the huge no-nos            Making an extraordinary infographic begins with, well, not making a awful one. There are a modest bunch of mistakes you ought to unquestionably avoid: Misleading with wrong data or information distortions Overloading your infographic with visual diversions or clutter Neglecting to esteem and incorporate all sorts of people Refusing to adjust these botches (we all make them) If you'll maintain a strategic distance from these botches, you're w

  Genially Genially is the platform for interactive animated content. It can be used for anything such as; Video presentations, Infographics, Gamification, Interactive image, etc. We can provide several shortcuts that we can click later and then an explanation, website link, and audio or video will appear that have been added to the shortcut., In this era, I realize that by using certain media we can teach, present, promote something easily. But we must also realize that the media we create must be attractive and easy to understand. With this application or website, it can help make it easier to create media aimed at some of the things that have been mentioned earlier. This application offers so many options that we can choose and the display in the media that we have created from this application is very interesting and not boring.

 Nearpod A platform called Nearpod is used to create and distribute interactive presentations, formative or summative tests, and information on social emotional learning, online behavior, vocabulary, and other topics. Teachers can develop their own multimedia presentations on the website or choose from a huge selection of standards-aligned resources that are available for free and at a cost. Teachers can integrate multiple-choice tests and polls in addition to uploading videos, photos, audio clips, and files. Presentations can be made more interesting by using drawing tools, collaboration boards, and open-ended questions. Using the website or the app, teachers can start presentations, check on their students' progress, and decide whether or not to display student names.  Presentations are accessible to students using a code. In order to encourage student ownership of their learning rather than having them merely see a teacher-directed, whole-class presentation, teachers can interac

Polling is frequently needed. Contrary to the conventional method, we now have a wide variety of programs and websites to employ to gather surveys. To conduct polls, people used to gather papers or punch holes in them, but now days we hardly ever use paper at all! To conduct polls, we can simply use electric gadgets like smartphones, laptops, desktops, tablets, and many more. There are numerous applications available to us. for instance, Mentimeter, Polleverywhere, Google Forms, etc. In my opinion SurveyLab and Google Form that I find are very useful. Google forms are the one that people use more often because they are already very common, effective, tools, and also free. In addition, there is a SurveyLab that has almost similar functions. Although it is not completely free, we can still collect with a trial period of 14 days or still free for that long, but perhaps preferring this application we can all buy according to the respondent we want and how to use it is very easy. What is Su

 Google Forms With this application or website we can create and analyze surveys directly through a mobile or web browser, not requiring any special software. We can instantly get instant results when they come in and We can summarize the survey results at a glance with charts and graphs. I chose this application because it is already a trusted application and can easily show the results of answers from respondents and by using this application we can quickly find out how the final result of the whole answer. So far I use this application to create quiz questions that aim to be given to students where I practice fieldwork, with this application I can easily create quiz questions and can be arranged no matter what because there are many various settings that we can choose from.  https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSc9DqFRjq3fNEIrBq7OVk3_M98HktOXjou028cotkxJEBm_vg/viewform?usp=sf_link

Talking about Twinery. Actually, this is the first time I have tried this application, before I didn't know what Twinery is, but after being explained by a few friends who already knew it, at least I can only conclude like this. •What do you think of Twinery? Do you want to use it? To explain a topic in the form of several parts such as a mind map, I don't think I'll use it because it's a little complicated.   •What lesson do you think this application will fit the most? Try to describe it. Lessons related to programming or Informatics.   •If you are to use it in your class in the future, how will you use it? As realistic as possible.I still can't imagine it   file:///C:/Users/ASUS/Downloads/Aesthetic%20Cinematic%20Video.html