Faculty and Staff Resources: Infographics

An article from ComputerWorld detailing various free tools and what they can do.

Neat tool for exploring the health and wealth of nations.

Search for your topic of interest and you'll be returned statistical results from organizations and institutions.

Build charts using Google's Charts API.

Visualize and Share Your Data in Minutes—For Free.

Create word clouds based on websites, RSS feeds, twitter feeds, news, and searches. Note: The website doesn't work well in Chrome.

The online chart building tool.

David McCandless turns complex data sets (like worldwide military spending, media buzz, Facebook status updates) into beautiful, simple diagrams that tease out unseen patterns and connections.

NYTimes article about teaching with infographics.

Create diagrams online with real time collaboration.

Canva is a free online tool where you can design and build your own graphics. It has plenty of stock images and templates to choose from.

Flowcharts- Business Process, Process, Data Flow charts
Mind maps
Wireframes- calendars, twitter, blogs
UML- Server and Network Plan- great for information systems students
Swat Analysis Charts

A digital library offering links to the worlds best Infographics on the web.

A great website for creating mind maps.

Explore, submit and create infographics and visualizations (for a fee).

Beautiful word clouds created from text you provide.

A collection of interactive data products and editorially-driven graphics.

A collection of cool infographics of all types.

Infographics mostly related to computers and technology.

Various infographics mostly on geographical, political, and social issues topics.

Here is a simple and easy interactive visual for you to quickly and efficiently learn the styles in a matter of seconds.

A variety of infographics mostly on topics you won't find anywhere else.