"an infographic is defined as a visualization of data or ideas that tries to convey complex information to an audience in a manner that can be quickly consumed and easily understood." (Mark Smiciklas, "The Power of Infographics: Using Pictures to Communicate and Connect with Your Audiences", 2012)
"Tools and techniques involved in graphical representation of data, mostly in journalism, art, and storytelling." (Anna Ursyn, "Visualization as Communication with Graphic Representation", 2015)
"Use of visual images such as charts, graphic organizers, diagrams, photos, etc. in teaching and learning." (Esther Ntuli, "Active Learning Strategies in Technology Integrated K-12 Classrooms", 2015)
"Information graphics that are visual representations of data or information." (Julie A Delello & Rochell R McWhorter, "New Visual Literacies and Competencies for Education and the Workplace", 2016)
"Information or data represented as a visual image in a chart or diagram. An infographic can be an excellent way to conceptualize dense text or numbers in ways that appeal to the eye and engage the reader." (Kindra Cotton et al, "Leveraging New Media as Social Capital for Diversity Officers", 2016)
"A short-form, visual representation of information, data, or knowledge presented through simple images that highlight patterns, trends, or insights. Simplified from the term information graphic." (Jonathan Ferrar et al, "The Power of People: Learn How Successful Organizations Use Workforce Analytics To Improve Business Performance", 2017)
[Infographic Map:] "Diagrammatic 'visualizations' of the space of knowledge and its associative logics that allows to use its own 'form' as a tool to 'act' on complex systems of knowledge." (Alessandra Cirafici & Alessandra Avella, "A Virtual Museum of Pompeii 'ex Votos': Design Strategies", 2020)
"Graphic visual representations of information, data or knowledge intended to present complex information quickly and clearly." (Jing Zhou, "Connecting Art, Culture, Science, and Technology", 2021)
"a form of communication that uses visual language and text. Both languages are complementary, part of a whole, and therefore can’t be understood when separate" (Jaime Serra)
"An infographic is a visual form of content used as a medium to represent and share information, knowledge, and data." (Infographic World)
"An infographic is an edited, summarized presentation of data selected by a designer to tell a story. A visualization is a display designed to explore data so every reader will be able to extract his or her own stories" (Alberto Cairo)
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