Graphics, graphic organizers, and other images

Sometimes, a graphic is a simple and uncomplicated figure. Other times, they are complicated and include massive mathematical calculations developed using software like Excel, MATLAB, SPSS or others. There are too many variables to and it isn’t possible to include them all.

Education majors need graphics to help first graders with thinking and learning skills like counting and the alphabet, and finance majors need them to explain economies to PhDs. Graphics provide flexibility, obviously.

What graphics are called depends on your region, your field, and your professor, among other things. Knowledge map, concept map, and cognitive organizer are just some of the names used to describe graphics. Flow charts, graphs, and figures, are also used to provide information about things or ideas and their relationships to one another.

PowerPapers can also provide storyboards, fishbone diagrams, charts, and Venn diagrams, to help you improve comprehension and retention of ideas and information. If you wondered why we did not include graphics in the dropdown menu, by now you probably have a very good idea!

Whether you need a graphic to support written information or to replace or fully represent written information, we can help. Let us know what you need and we can help you complete the order form.

If you have an assignment that requires a graphic, but are not sure how to go forward. Send the details to us. We are happy to review and provide the information you need to include your order so that you are assured of receiving what you need.