Things to Consider
Images
Using images appeals to people who like to learn through images and visual representations. Combining images with words reinforces the information.
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Finding Images and Video Guide
Infographics and Data Visualization are a good way to visualize research data as a snapshot or image of your research process or results. Typically infographics are made with the data collected for an individual research project.
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You may also be able to find already made infographics or data visualizations through resources like Google Images.
Videos
Videos provide video and auditory information and can be a great source of primary and secondary research.
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Kanopy has educational films and documentaries
TedTalks are short educational videos
Youtube has educational content through institutional channels like the Library of Congress
Podcasts
Podcasts appeal to auditory learners and. Podcasts are a newer form of media and many are made for entertainment purposes, but some podcasts are well-researched and can be a great source of primary and secondary research. Podcasts are readily available for anyone to listen to through listening platforms or online.
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Apple Podcasts (must be listened to on iTunes)
Google Podcasts (must install the application)
University of Illinois Researchers and Alumni podcasts
Some podcasts will include citations in their show notes. These can often be found on the website for the podcast.