With so much information—and misinformation—coming at them every day, students need to learn how to verify truth.

KOCHI: Learning happens best when the concepts get relayed to a student in such a way that they can assimilate them. And what better conduit than using the sense organs, especially vision for that?

Lynell Burmark's decades-long promotion of "visual literacy" continues gaining fans, particularly now with so many free, high-quality, easily accessible multimedia materials available to teachers who ...

“About 90 percent of the information people consume is visual,” said John Dony, director of the Campbell Institute. “Taking in that much visual data can lead us to have inattentional blindness – only ...

Understanding symbols can help entrepreneurs construct a clear and successful image for your brand and product. Our culture is based on visual imagery — even oversaturated with it. In the most general ...

As visual communication becomes the norm in the workplace and artificial intelligence (AI) turns from a nice-to-have tool to a necessity and expectation, it’s clear that our classrooms need to adjust ...

New findings show that workers are able to spot workplace hazards more accurately when they are trained on the concepts of visual literacy. The Campbell Institute at the National Safety Council ...

The Call-Chronicle recently featured an article written by James J. Kilpatrick in which he lamented the plight of the humanities in our colleges and universities. In that article he summarized a ...

Visual Literacy proponent Lynell Burmark explains why the use of images is so important in the classroom and how it can help teachers meet the challenges of getting through the curriculum and engaging ...