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Storytelling Through Infographics: Taylor Maggiacomo

Storytelling Through Infographics: Taylor Maggiacomo

Taylor Maggiacomo is a graphic editor and science illustrator from southern California and an Associate Graphic Editor at National Geographic. Her goal is to make scientific research and visual journalism beautiful and approachable through images that engage and inform a variety of audiences.

Grades

5 - 12

Subjects

Storytelling, Professional Learning

Developed in partnership with
Adobe 6

Taylor Maggiacomo was always interested in art and science. Learn more about her journey from her early interest in scienceand art to learning that science illustrator was a profession thatled her on her present career: a graphic editor for National Geographic Magazine. Her work blends detailed illustrations with engaging information and clear data visualizations to inform and inspire National Geographic’s readers

We invite educators to register in the free self-paced online course Storytelling for Impact in Your Classroom: Graphics. This course is one in a series of courses of the National Geographic Education program Storytelling for Impact. The course will provide educators with a deep understanding of the power of storytelling, the strength of infographics as a tool with which to tell a story, and the value of creating infographics as an instructional strategy in their classroom.

Storytelling for Impact in Your Classroom: Graphics was developed in partnership with Adobe, a champion forcreativity and the power of storytelling

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Last Updated

September 27, 2022

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