Create an infographic. An infographic is a visual representation of knowledge or data to present information quickly and clearly. Infographics will help explain your knowledge of complex processes to others in a simple, graphic manner. An infographic is a fairly easy and creative method to explain more complex concepts clearly. Generally, an infographic is a single page in length and consists of graphics and key concepts. While a Venn diagram is a typical form of an infographic (as Venn diagrams show both concepts and the common overlap of concepts), modern technologies are now available to help you be creative! In fact, you will find a simple Internet search may locate more examples than you could possibly think of. Instructions For this week’s assignment, you will assess various approaches to leadership in multiple organizational contexts in the form of an infographic. Be sure to review this week’s introduction Spotlight for information on how to prepare an infographic. First, choose two modern leaders and assess their different approaches in leading their organization. Include the leadership theories that support each leader’s approaches. Indicate what you find they do effectively and how they could improve. Length: one infographic, not including reference page References: Include a minimum of 3 scholarly resources. You may include your references within your infographic or submit them separately in a Word file. Resources Ames III, O. K. (2018). The ethical responsibility of leaders to create ethically healthy organizations. Southern Law Journal, 28(2), 261–310. Bayraktar, S. (2019). How leaders cultivate support for change: Resource creation through justice and job security. Journal of Applied Behavioral Scie Borden, L. L., Levy, P. E., & Silverman, S. B. (2018). Leader arrogance and subordinate outcomes: The role of feedback processes. Journal of Business Nediger, M. (2019, August 20). What is an infographic? Infographic examples, templates, and design tips. Venngage.
