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If you use Google Drive you will want to use the template gallery. http://drive.google.com/templates ; The template gallery has many templates for resumes, lesson planning, presentations, and... Via Timo Ilomäki 
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Graphics, charts, diagrams and visual data representations have been published on books, newspapers and magazines since they've existed, not to mention old maps and scientific illustrations...
Despite the lack of tools such as the ones we have at our disposal nowadays, they are as inspiring and important as the best contemporary visualizations. Visit the article link for a gallery of vintage visualizations... Via Lauren Moss
Charlley Luz's curator insight,
July 20, 2013 10:26 AM
muito legal, os Infográficos antes de existir a internet. 35 exemplos de infográficos no papel :) Achei falta do Marcha para Moscou do Minard http://www.datavis.ca/gallery/re-minard.php ; 
Leoncio Lopez-Ocon's curator insight,
July 20, 2013 2:57 PM
El brasileño Tiago Veloso, fundador de Visual Loop, nos ofrece 35 interesantísimas representaciones visuales de distintos fenómenos y eventos que permiten hacer un paseo por la historia de la ilustración científica. |
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Infographics are everywhere, and cover everything from biscuit-dunking to what makes Olympic swimmers tick. We've trawled the web to find the best of the bunch - just look what we've uncovered! Via Lauren Moss
Robin Martin's curator insight,
April 28, 2013 8:24 PM
Thanks for the share. Love this for examples and ideas!
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Here are another roughly 6,000 words of design facts, figures, and information contained in an article of only 600 words. In other words, this article is bigger on the inside than it is on the outside. Alas, it’s still too small to contain all the well-designed infographics about graphic design, web design, photography, freelancing, and, of course, infographic design.
Each thumbnail links to the full-sized graphic on its original Website. For your convenience we’ve made each of those links pop open in a new tab or window. To return here, simply close that tab or window. Via Lauren Moss
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