1. Infographic tool
I had never heard of this thing so, again, I'm delighted to learn about this kind of stuff and assume that my colleagues and students will be too. If I can get to put it to good use in our library at the EOI Ávila, that is! I chose the first of the options in the instructions, so for my example I'm using Piktochart. I went throught the video and I liked the look of it and then I saw a template with a little pine tree. For the obvious reason that Abies has a little pine tree as a logo, I chose that template, even if the topic of the Template is something quite different. But let's see if I can get this thing to work....

By the way. In earlier Posts I had inserted some tif pictures that didn't look too good because their background wasn't invisible. Now I'm using png and it looks much cooler, you know
So here's a link to my first Experience with Piktochart. I'm sure there's room for improvement. Also the Info is not at all valid or realistic. So beware!
Please click on the Piktochart logo above, or HERE


By the way. In earlier Posts I had inserted some tif pictures that didn't look too good because their background wasn't invisible. Now I'm using png and it looks much cooler, you know
So here's a link to my first Experience with Piktochart. I'm sure there's room for improvement. Also the Info is not at all valid or realistic. So beware!
Please click on the Piktochart logo above, or HERE
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