I know that, for many, blogging is still “old school.”
Nevertheless, there are still a lot of us bloggers around.
I’ve been doing this for eighteen years, and I still remember how thrilled I was when I discovered that there were sites like Pixabay that provided free images for use! Before that, my blog looked like a very old newspaper – wall-to-wall text.
Now, Artificial Intelligence has another new and exciting tool to blogging, and it’s called Infography (though I’m sure others will follow in its wake).
All you have to do is paste the url address of blog post (or, I assume, anything), and it magically produces multiple versions (all editable) in seconds of an infographic representing the post’s content.
Below, I’ve posted one it created for one of my posts from yesterday.
You can make a few for free, but then you just have to pay $50 for a “lifetime” ability to create fifty infographics every month (though I’m not betting that Infography will be around for the rest of my lifetime).
I don’t see a way, though there may be, to create one before the post is published, but creating one immediately after it appears isn’t that big of a deal.
I’m adding this info to:
The Best Resources For Creating Infographics
The Best Sources Of Advice For Teachers (And Others!) On How To Be Better Bloggers
I know that, for many, blogging is still “old school.” Nevertheless, there are still a lot of us bloggers around. I’ve been doing this for eighteen years, and I still remember how thrilled I was when I discovered that there were sites like Pixabay that provided free images for use! Before that, my blog looked AI Larry Ferlazzo’s Websites of the Day…