An infographic conveys information in an eye-catching way using both images and text on a single page. You can find infographic templates online, however, each infographic should be an independent...

Infographic #2


An infographic conveys information in an eye-catching way using both images and text on a single page. You can find infographic templates online, however, each infographic should be an independent effort to produce an original result!! Infographic #2: The outcome of this effort is to produce an infographic that overviews the attributes of a particular dinosaur (or group of dinosaurs) and to highlight how the exemplar has been misrepresented in common media (e.g., movies, books, TV…).[endnoteRef:1] [1: ] i) Choose a dinosaur (herbivorous or carnivorous) that interests you. Research your topic using a total of 4 sources (e.g., scientific articles, books, or credible websites), 2 of which are peer-reviewed articles. Do not use ‘The Encyclopedia Britannica’, ‘Wikipedia’, or our GLGY 305 course notes as your primary sources. ii) Overview the dinosaur (e.g., systematics, history of discovery, lifestyle, novelty/points of interest). iii) Identify and highlight how the dinosaur has been misrepresented. iv) References should include in-text citations (i.e., Author/date) and a list of full references on a separate page of ‘Cited References’. The infographic example is how the templet should look like!!! The information in there are not example. Reference Style: APA format. See https://library.concordia.ca/help/citing/apa.php