Creating COVID-19 Infographics | 10 Minute Tech Comm

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Creating COVID-19 Infographics - Untold Stories of Innovation

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Our very own podcast host and CEO, Kathryn (Katie) Trauth Taylor, PhD, had a great conversation with Ryan Weber from The University of Alabama in Huntsville about all things technical communication. Katie talks details about the data-visualization work and social media content we’ve done with Angela Lorts and the ACTION Learning Network in light of COVID-19 Infographics. Together, they go deep into what makes technical writers’ work so meaningful: we can make information accessible by sharing it in a way everyone can understand.

Check out some of the materials we created with ACTION here: actionlearningnetwork.org/covid19

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