Work attributed to: Scottish Centre for Simulation and Clinical Human Factors, Scotland
We live in a world increasingly flooded with text. In order to captivate an audience in this saturated landscape, simulation educators need to be strategic and efficient in their presentation of content. Dim the lights, enter The Infographic: visual art that rises magnificently to this modern challenge. Infographics – an abbreviation of Information Graphics – can efficiently transfer data whilst reducing cognitive load, improving retention and recall, and bringing joy to learners [1,2]. We propose IDEAS for infographic design to inspire simulation educators who wish to embrace this new art of communication.
We would like to thank Julie Mardon and Tanya Somerville for their support at the Scottish Centre for Simulation and Clinical Human Factors.
AB drafted the infographic, which was reviewed by JK, SS and VT. All authors approved the final version.
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