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What makes content relatable?
Your content is relatable when there is harmony between your audience and your goals. That means your readers will agree with whatever you say.

Does that mean you have to talk about positive things to strike harmony? Nope. You can also share something difficult to hear. But your content should connect with it on an emotional level.

Sharing personal stories about your brand is an excellent way to make your content relatable. Such content easily makes an emotional connection.

You can also share stuff your readers will find useful. That will create harmony between your goals and your audience’s needs. 

Thus, the goal is to create content that is informative, entertaining, or strikes an emotional chord. Let’s see how to go about it.

But what if you could tap into the best visual content that's already out there?

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Chacun sait créer des favoris vers des pages web pour pouvoir ensuite les retrouver facilement. Mais comment aller plus loin dans les pages elles-mêmes ?

Heiko Idensen reports in his curated newsradar "Online Curating & Social Learning Tools and Applications": "Learnist is a new pinboard where users can organize their learning materials. It resembles Pinterest except that Learnist is just for sharing learning resources.

The website is still in beta but looks really very promising for both teachers and students.

Here is a set of the main features that Learnist offers to its users :

It is freeItis easy to useIt has a user friendly interfaceIt lets users create pinboards around a certain topicUsers can create different boards and invite others to collaborate on themIt lets you pin images,videos, and text to your boards with a single click from Learnist bookmarkletUsers can also upload resources to their  boards using URLs

Free to use.

Try it out: http://learni.st 

Si vous visitez régulièrement notre blog, vous savez que la curation de contenu en est le thème central, et il y a de bonnes raisons à cela. La curation de contenu élimine une grande partie du travail à fournir pour produire du contenu original, tout en suscitant l’engagement de votre public et en vous permettant d’alimenter vos canaux sociaux et de communication avec des contenus de valeur, pédagogiques et enrichissants.

Mais comme pour toute stratégie de marketing, la frontière entre des pratiques légales et éthiques et d’autres qui ne le sont pas peut être ténue. Et si vous voulez réussir votre stratégie de curation de contenu, vous devez vous assurer de rester du bon côté de cette frontière.

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Robin Good: Course Hero is a platform which allows the creation and delivery of online video courses curated from the best existing published content on that topic.

There are already ready-made courses to access or you can submit a topic that you would like to video-curate into a course.

"You can learn just about anything from YouTube...if you're willing to dig through millions of videos."

From Techcrunch: "Luckily, Course Hero has done the work for you, offering coherent classes by hosting collections of the best educational YouTube videos and other content.

The newly launched courses section of the eduTech startup’s site now has classes in entrepreneurship, business plan development, and programming in a variety of languages.

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By drawing from YouTube and other openly available education, Course Hero plans to set up courses for anything it, or you, can think of.

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Each course breaks down into roughly 6 chapters of 6 concept YouTube videos, Justin.tv videos, articles, and more. Unlike Udemy‘s one-teacher-per-class approach, Course Hero courses are compiled from content by many teachers.

Rather than put you at the mercy of long-winded professors, Course Hero trims videos and articles down to their most important teachings.

Along the way you’ll answer quiz questions, take tests to complete chapters, and face a final exam to finish a course and earn proficiency badges..."

Full article: http://techcrunch.com/2012/04/12/course-hero/ ;

Courses: http://www.coursehero.com/courses/ ;

More info: http://www.coursehero.com/ ;