If you as a librarian do not know what an infographic is...you are completely missing out!  According to Venngage.com, an infographic is a collection of charts with minimal texts that gives an easy-to-understand overview of a topic.  They also apparently have been around for over ten years and have become a essential form of communication in classrooms, the workplace, and across the web.  So what better place than to add them to your library?!  Now, I'm sure you're thinking, "Where do I start?", and that my friend, is what I'm here for!  First, you must decide what platform you want to use in order to make your creation.  I have happily consolidated three sites that help you form your own infographic and give you small pointers on what to expect from each website.  Without further adieu...I give you Easel.ly , Piktochart.com , and Infogram.com : Easel.ly is specific to infographics and their templates are colorful and engaging.  The...