Diagramme Frise chronologique carrées

Jeux olympiques de 1896 à de nos jours

Londres, Royaume-Uni - Marqué par des controverses autour des règlements.

Paris, France - Inclusion des épreuves féminines avec 22 participantes.

1908

1900

1904

1912

1896

Stockholm, Suède - Introduction du pentathlon moderne et nouvelle discipline de natation.

Athènes, Grèce - Les premiers Jeux Olympiques modernes avec 280 athlètes de 13 pays

Saint-Louis, États-Unis - Première olympiade en Amérique, avec un format de jeu modifié.

Jeux olympiques de 1896 à de nos jours

Los Angeles, États-Unis - Premier usage des cérémonies d'ouverture diffusées à la radio.

Paris, France - Introduction des Jeux d’hiver, inaugurant une ère olympique nouvelle.

1932

1924

1928

1936 *

1920

Anvers, Belgique - Les premiers Jeux après la Première Guerre mondiale, symbole de paix.

Amsterdam, Pays-Bas - Présentation des relais en athlétisme.

Berlin, Allemagne

Jeux olympiques de 1896 à de nos jours

Helsinki, Finlande - Introduction des épreuves de kayak et de canoë.

Rome, Italie - Les premiers JO à être télédiffusés en direct.

1960

1952

1956

1964

1948

Melbourne, Australie - Comprend des compétitions à Stockholm en raison de troubles politiques.

Tokyo, Japon - Introduction du judo comme sport olympique.

Londres, Royaume-Uni - Une olympiade marquée par le retour après la Seconde Guerre mondiale.

Jeux olympiques de 1896 à de nos jours

Munich, Allemagne de l'Ouest

Moscou, URSS

1980 *

1972 *

1976 *

1984 *

1968 *

Los Angeles, États-Unis

Mexico, Mexique

Montréal, Canada

Jeux olympiques de 1896 à de nos jours

Barcelone, Espagne - Réinvention des JO avec un format plus attractif.

Sydney, Australie - Présentation d'événements et d'activités culturelles.

2000

1992

1996

2004

1988

Athènes, Grèce - Retour aux racines des JO avec un grand esprit historique.

Séoul, Corée du Sud - JO modernes avec un fort accent sur le marketing.

Atlanta, États-Unis - Controverses autour de l’Organisation.

Jeux olympiques de 1896 à de nos jours

Tokyo, Japon - Reporté à cause de la pandémie de COVID-19, marquant une première.

Londres, Royaume-Uni - Grande célébration avec des athlètes inspirants.

2021

2012

2016

2024

2008

Paris, France - met en avant l'écologie, l'inclusion et des sites emblématiques de Paris.

Pékin, Chine - JO marqués par l'ostentation et les progrès technologiques.

Rio de Janeiro, Brésil - JO marqués par des défis politiques et environnementaux.

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Visual content is a universal, cross-cutting language, like music. We are able to understand images from millions of years ago, even from other cultures.

• They help break the monotony
• They illustrate what you want to convey
• They allow you to synthesize content
• They are an aesthetic resource
• They tell stories on their own
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Interactive visual communication enhances communication results on any topic and in any context. Before you start creating, it is advisable to spend a few minutes thinking about what this map tells you.

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And use this space to describe it. Multimedia content is essential in a presentation, to leave everyone amazed. Additionally, you will synthesize the content and entertain your audience.