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This document provides information about creating infographics using Piktochart, including links to example infographics on education and social media. It outlines how to create a Piktochart account and take a tour of the template options to pick a design. Users can then add icons, images, text and tools to design their own infographic, which can be exported and shared on social media. Contact information is provided for any questions.
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- 1. Tuesday Tools April 23, 2013 Mary Zedeck Seton Hall University
- 3. Example Infographics created with Piktochart and other tools Piktochart User Showcase Infographics about Education Social Media Infographics
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