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Post your infographic in Canvas for grading purposes.
Attach it here for class sharing.

Please include the following for your infographic post in padlet
- Name
- Topic
- Audience

Be prepared to discuss in class your:
- challenges
- success
- Why did you choose this topic
- How do you plan to use this infographic in your library program.
- What tool did you use to create it and why

Make sure to offer constructive comments to your peers. If you really like someone's infographic, make sure to ask them if you can use it for your library or space.  Make sure to respond to at least two peers infographics in the padlet post.

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Kelley Cunningham
Explanation/justification and resources for the 1,000 Books Before Kindergarten Program for Cabarrus County Public Library. Ideal audience is patrons with preschool children.
Link to live infographic with working links: https://tinyurl.com/1kb4kccpl

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COVID-19 Guidelines at Hickory Public Library

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COVID-19 Guidelines at Hickory Public Library

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- Name: Bethany Wyrick
- Topic: Covid-19 guidelines in the library
- Audience: staff and patrons of Hickory Public Libraries

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* Amanda Dyer
* How to place holds in Destiny
* Staff and students of Concord Middle School

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Copy of Grey Business Infographic Instagram Image - Made with PosterMyWall

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Name: Tracy Landreth
Topic: The fundamentals of Phonics instruction
Audience: K-5 teachers

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Phonics Instruction - 800px × 2500px by Tracy Landreth

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Cara Babitz
Summer Reading Resources
Mainly to be utilized by my upper grade level students, but can also be parent support.

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Topic: Dewey Decimal System

Audience: Elementary students & Staff

I chose to make an infographic on the Dewey Decimal System. We have many staff and students coming in to look for books but do not know where to find them. This would be a tool I can immediately use. My plan is to put it up in the library and begin using it as soon as possible. This infographic is tailored specifically to our library. You will notice certain numbers are left out as we do not have any books in those sections just yet.

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Topic: Asian Pacific American Heritage Month

Audience: K-5

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Easel.ly is a simple web tool that empowers anyone to create and share powerful visuals (infographics, posters)... no design experience needed! We provide the canvas, you provide the creativity.

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This infographic is designed to run as our website banner during device collection and then over the summer if my principal approves. Because this is going to run as a carousel on our website, I made each of the graphics individual files (that's how I have to upload them) I could only upload one to this padlet. My audience is our K-5 students and their parents.

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This infographic is designed to promote our middle school's reading incentive program. The design was created using their mascot as a focal point. This is designed to be a step-by-step reminder of what to do to participate in the program as well as keep them motivated to continue participating.

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This infographic is spreading the awareness of the importance of daily reading for kids and the benefits when parents get involved. The audience this infographic is targeting is parents of elementary school students.

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Supporting Summer Reading : Tiffany Ivers

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Supporting Summer Reading : Tiffany Ivers

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This infographic is designed to encourage parents to incorporate reading into their summer schedules. The targeted audience is parents of school age children.

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This infographic is designed to inform teachers at my school how the media specialist can support their curriculum in an attempt to increase usage at our school library in different content areas. I asked my colleagues what they would most need from their media specialist and thought about my own skill set!

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Topic: Bilingual infographic about the benefits of reading to young children.
Audience: Parents and guardians of elementary school children.

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LIS 635 Infographic Benefits of Reading to Young Children

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Name: Kate Henry
Topic: Promotion for the at-home volunteer program I created for teens at my library
Audience: Teens

I started this program last summer for our teens since we could not hold in-person volunteer programs. Now that summer is rolling around again, I wanted to create promotion for the program to remind our teens that it's still an option in order to get volunteer hours!

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Topic: How to find the main features of the library's physical space
Audience: Patrons of the UNC Charlotte academic library

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Topic: What is Instructional Design?
Audience: Any kind of learner! Specifically Teachers and Students.

My goal with this infographic was to help others understand what instructional design is, who an instructional designer is, and the ADDIE process Instructional Designers use to create learning content. This is my first infographic I have ever created. I would appreciate any feedback anyone wants to share! Thank you!

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Topic: Social Media Posting and Engagement
Audience: Library staff, particularly those who post on social media

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MPL Social Media - Infographic by Stevie Bryson

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Topic: "Help us grow our Spanish book collection" (Sharing current Spanish book data, the importance of us having Spanish books available, and how they can support us.)
Audience: Parents/guardians and families of students

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Topic: EOC Tips for the English II test.
Audience: Students in English II, parents, and teachers

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Tips for Rocking The English II EOC - Infographic by Coley Barrier

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Name: "Primary Versus Secondary Sources"
Topic: Comparing and contrasting different types of information sources, specifically historical sources. It also provides numerous examples to show students which sources are considered primary and which are considered secondary.
Audience: Undergraduate history majors/other users of primary and secondary sources (like English and even some Science majors)

The goal with this infographic was to provide a quick, fun way for students to discover more about primary and secondary sources, as well as, discover how they may be useful for the study and practice of history as a discipline. I also made this from the perspective of an Academic Subject Liaison for a university history department, so I would hope that, by seeing and sing this infographic, students could become better acquainted with their department specific librarian!

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Comparing Historical Sources Infographic FINAL

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mmoore - infographic mental health awareness

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Topic: Reading Recommendations
Audience- Middle School

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I didn't mean to post twice but it won't let me edit or delete my original post...so here we are, lol.

Topic: Mental Health Awareness Month - basic overview of statistics, tips for mental wellness, additional resources, and book recommendations
Audience: Middle School Students - could be posted in the library or around the school as posters, or distributed as bookmarks or flyers

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mmoore - infographic mental health awareness

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EOY library report
Audience- Admin and teachers

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Cash Elementary School LIbrary EOY Report

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Cash Elementary School LIbrary EOY Report | Piktochart Visual Editor