Plagiarism 101: An Infographic about Plagiarism

 

Hello everyone! Last week we were given the task of preparing an infographic about ethical and legal issues in technology use and I chose plagiarism from the topics that were given. I used the pictochart while preparing my infographic and it was pretty tricky for me because I have never done any infographic but now, I know how to make an infographic. 

Creating infographics offers several educational benefits for students. Thanks to infographics, students can easily access key information about any topic and understand the main points without being overwhelmed by unnecessary details. This visual format helps simplify complex ideas, making them easier to understand and remember. Creating infographics also improves students’ critical thinking and design skills, as they must decide how to organize and present information effectively.

It enhances their ability to summarize content visually, which makes learning more engaging and memorable. In addition, infographics boost creativity by encouraging students to experiment with layout, colors, and visuals, helping them express ideas clearly and effectively. This process also teaches them to organize thoughts in a logical and structured way.

To sum up, the use of infographics supports a deeper understanding of the subject matter and helps students retain knowledge more effectively over time. By combining creativity, organization, and analytical thinking, infographics make learning both fun and impactful.

REFERENCES

Kramer, L. (2022, June 2). Retrieved from Grammarly https://www.grammarly.com/blog/plagiarism/types-of-plagiarism/