Notes on creating an infographic An infographic should have: A clear subject and story A unique, attention-grabbing title and tagline A clear storyline with a clean and well-structured layout – a layout that supports people browsing the information or jumping to the information that interests them the most Readers should be able to get the immediate over-arching message and then be able to dig deeper into the content/smaller chunks of information An engaging and visually-driven design ensuring the graphic is not too crowded and is eye-catching Text and images and data connect the dots of your story and your story is chunked into sections in a way that makes sense (Information courtesy of Dr. Robin Cox, Associate Professor, School of Humanitarian Studies, Royal Roads University) Part 3: Deep Dive into Ocean Acidification
 
            
      Original Slide Deck: Water Chemistry with Plymouth Marine Laboratory
Topics: Sustainable Resources. Deoxygenation. Ocean. Freshwater. Ocean Chemistry. Nutrient Pollution.  
      Suitable Ages: 12.  13.  14.  15.  16.  17.  18.   
      Keywords: Acidity.  Alkalinity.  Biology.  Carbon.  Carbon Dioxide.  Chemical Reactions.  Chemistry.  Eutrophication.  Farming.  Hypoxia.  Indicators.  Molecules.  Nutrients.  Ocean Acidification.  Ph.   
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