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The slides were used in my talk about digital curation given at the Central NY ASTD Event held at the Everson Museum on 7/31/14 
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I read recently that content curation is dead. I have a few different arguments against this concept, but for now, I’ll keep it short and sweet: Content curation is not dead, and while the debate over curating content online vs creating new content will rage on and on, curating content for other reasons is still going strong.
Begoña Iturgaitz's curator insight,
October 5, 2014 6:02 AM
I also agreee with this issue as good references are still a must. Probably, we'd stick to great curation features: short, simple and useful. Curation tools are smart mainly for two purposes: the basic, to share only best quality content on the web and secondly to release good content you've already produced. The only hiccups is to be honest enough to publish only best quality stuff.
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With the vast amount of content that is shared on the Internet, content curation is becoming an essential digital literacy skill for teachers and students.
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Organize links, articles, places, books or anything on the web into neat channels for personal or public use.
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When you have a note-taking application that's free across platforms, an easy way to curate content with it is welcome. Late to arrive or not, Microsoft has released OneNote Clipper for Chrome. OneNote Clipper easily allows you to save anything from the Web to OneNote with a click. All your captured notes are added to… Via WebTeachers
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Social bookmarking is a new concept that has seen the light with the emergence of bookmarking services like the ones I cited below.Semantically speaking, ' social bookmarking' is made up of the the term " social " which is related to society and general interactions between people, and the verb " to bookmark " (used here as a gerund ending in ing) which has to do with recording and/or saving content for both later use and quick access. Weaving the semantic reference of the two words results in social bookmarking as we know it today : a collaborative and collective saving and sharing of web content.'
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For a recent assignment in my Social Media course, we had to set up accounts on Delicious and Diigo and use it to book mark different sources for the final research project. Now, I've had a Delicio...
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Four years ago I reviewed a neat bookmarking tool called Sqworl [http://sqworl.com/] . This morning the developer of Sqworl emailed me to share some new features of the service. The new features are the option to open all links in a group at once and the option to view all links within Sqworl without having to leave the service.
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All your websites and online resources in one place. Great for teachers, students and parents.
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What is curation anyway, and how can it be used as a tool for student and teacher learning? This essay will investigate what curation is and the different contexts it is used in. Why is it important; who are the curators, what motivates them and what makes a great curator? What processes and tools are used for curation and what digital literacies are required for successful curation? It will conclude with an investigation into ways teachers can use curation both with and for their students and as a tool for their own professional learning and a brief look at some curation tools. Via Nik Peachey
Yvonne Middelkoop's curator insight,
July 21, 2014 2:17 AM
Who are the curators, what motivates them and what makes a great curator? 
Alfredo Corell's curator insight,
July 23, 2014 2:01 PM
Nice essay about curation. A useful example of using storify 
Ness Crouch's curator insight,
April 4, 2015 10:13 PM
Excellent article. Worth a read to clarify the importance of content curation.
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With the vast amount of content that is shared on the Internet, content curation is becoming an essential digital literacy skill for teachers and students.
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I spend a great deal of time looking up stuff. Whether that stuff is blog posts to get a pulse on what is happening in the edusphere or researching new tools to share with teachers, I come across a wide variety of resources that I need to save, catalog and be able to come back to later. Curation is a large part of my day.
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Drag & drop anything anywhere. Collect images, texts, links or videos to your private folders or post directly to Facebook, Twitter & (soon to come) Tumblr, Dropbox, Pinterest etc.
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Elizabeth E Charles's insight:
Curation tool - to collect and organize content found on the internet
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These content curation tools will help you establish your brand as an authoritative voice and go-to resource for your audience.
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