#Tip of the day from Journalism.co.uk – using Visual.ly to create free infographics
March 21st, 2012Posted by Rachel McAthy in Social media and blogging, Top tips for journalists
On the International Journalists’ Network website Margaret Looney outlines how journalists can use Visual.ly to produce free infographics.
Announced at SXSW, Visual.ly presents its new tool that makes data visualization easy – Visual.ly Create, enabling users to create free infographics in a snap.
As Looney explains the resulting infographic could be embedded on a website or saved, “or you can use the site as a portfolio for all of your graphics by directing visitors to your profile”.
Journalism.co.uk wrote about the tool last year, see the post at this link.
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