Showing posts with label Infographics. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Infographics. Show all posts

Monday, June 18, 2012

How to make your own infographics with templates by Google

Here are 3 infographic templates for Google Drive by Google:

Infographics Toolbox By Google - Illustrate your data with your own custom graphs, charts, maps and more. Draw your own pie charts and bar charts with this template. Edit the colors of the map of the United States. Create an infographic of male and female symbols to use for counting data (including one-half male and female symbols). http://goo.gl/R0Cjh



United States Data Map By Google - This map of the United States is shaded based on state-by-state data. Just click on each state and set a custom color based on the information that you want to display. Then adjust the key at the bottom of the drawing to describe your custom data. The default data displayed is the population density from the year 2000 census. Notes: - States with multiple unconnected parts have been created as grouped shapes (eg. Hawaii, Michigan). - Washington DC starts as a grouped shape with Maryland. - Map can be changed to be displayed at any size. Using the same border for all states (eg. 1px white) is recommended. http://goo.gl/KjM3H

Map of the United States (Multi-colored) By Google - This map of the United States is colored with 5 standard colors to distinguish each state outline. Each set of same-colored states is a grouped shape, just click a state and change the color to choose custom map colors for all those states. A gray shadow of the states outlines adds a lightweight 3D effect. http://goo.gl/p58VS

Related reading:

How to Get Started With Infographics | PCWorld Business Center http://goo.gl/ViWk2

How To Create Your Own Infographics: Step By Step Guide and Tips - TechTheBest.com  http://goo.gl/pT2mH

Tuesday, November 16, 2010

What the Average American Consumes in a Year

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Average size

The average American is 36.6 years old and eats 1,996.3 lbs. of food per year. The average man is 5’9” and weighs 190 lbs. The average woman is 5’4” and weighs 164 lbs.

Meat consumption

Each year, Americans eat 85.5 lbs. of fats and oils. They eat 110 lbs. of red meat, including 62.4 lbs. of beef and 46.5 lbs. of pork. They eat 16.1 lbs. of fish and shellfish and 32.7 lbs. of eggs.

Americans eat 31.4 lbs. of cheese each year and 600.5 lbs. of non-cheese dairy products. They drink 181 lbs. of beverage milks. They eat 141.6 lbs. of caloric sweeteners, including 42 lbs. of corn syrup.

Fruit and vegetables

Americans consume 56 lbs. of corn each year and eat 415.4 lbs. of vegetables. Americans eat 273.2 lbs. of fruit each year.

Coffee

Every year, Americans consume 24 lbs. of coffee, cocoa and nuts. Americans consume 0.2 lbs. of caffeine each year, about 90,700 mg.

Fast food

The foods include 29 lbs. of French fries, 23 lbs. of pizza and 24 lbs. of ice cream. Americans drink 53 gallons of soda each year, averaging about one gallon each week.

They eat an average of 2,700 calories each day.

Salt

Americans consume 2.736 lbs. of sodium, which is 47 percent more than recommended. Some pizzas are 'saltier than the sea' (NHS blog).

References:
Food Consumption in America - VisualEconomics.com.