It's maybe look a bit like Pinterest but it's not. It's seems a lot better and if you think a bit creative i'm sure you will spot that it's very usefully. You both have a public and a Private sphere and you can have collaborators, students, friends, co. workers or maybe even a closed membership site where you can share files, webpages and whatever you like.

Click and check it out. It sure looks good to me.

" TAKE CONTROL OF WHAT YOU KNOW

Save information and research about important topics in one place, so you can find what you need fast. Zimilate lets you stop searching through bookmarks, file sharing, documents on your computer, scribbled notes, and links you’ve emailed to yourself. All your knowledge is just a click away and accessible on your desktop, phone, and tablet."

Robin Good's curator insight, June 16, 2014 5:31 PM

Zimilate is a new content collection and organizing tool that allows you to create Pinterest-like boards containing files of any kind, documents, PDFs, newly created text notes as well as images and full web pages that can be easily captured with a dedicated bookmarklet/extension.

Content items can be tagged, manually ordered and collected into "spheres", which can be set to be "private" or public.

It's very easy to drag and drop items from one collection to another and to re-order items in any way you want.

Team collaborators can be invited to contribute content to any of your collections.

All contents collected in Zimilate are fully searchable.

Zimilate is a powerful content curation app, similar to Pinterest but with added functionalties (more content types supported and powerful web page capturing) and more flexibility (reordering of items in a collection) which make it a potentially valuable alternative. At the same time, since it is so new, it lacks Pinterest core feature that allows you to easily select any image from a web page and to pin it to a board. With Zimilate, for now you need to click and save the image and then import it.

Free to use.

Try it out now: https://www.zimilate.com/

Check this review: http://www.ilovefreesoftware.com/14/webware/zimilate-free-website-save-organize-web-content-notes-images.html

Added to Content Curation Tools directory.

Thanks to Francesco Guglielmino for finding it.

FrancoisMagnan's curator insight, June 17, 2014 2:11 AM

En attendant de le tester, voici un outil de curation qui a l'air alléchant au vu de son descriptif.

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From getrather.com - January 15, 2014 9:43 AM

Henrik Safegaard - Cloneartist's insight:

"Rather looks for keywords that appear on Facebook and Twitter. This is a keyword. Well, phrase actually. The word "fuck" would be a keyword. The phrase "To hell with Republicans!" would be a key phrase. So, anyway, rather constantly scans for those, which hopefully you've specified by creating a list. Any time rather sees any of those words or phrases it kicks into action. We're not actually scanning the content of the images you see. Otherwise your CPU would get hotter than hell and the NSA would have already bought us out."

Beth Kanter's curator insight, January 15, 2014 1:18 PM

More on filtering out the noise.

Louise B-Johnston's curator insight, January 16, 2014 7:02 AM

I can't wait to try this out! It would be great to be able to filter what I want to see, rather than rely on FB doing it for me & often getting it wrong!

laura mata's curator insight, January 16, 2014 9:24 AM

Filtra los contenidos que sí o que no sdeseas ver...

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From www.youtube.com - July 6, 2013 8:50 AM

Henrik Safegaard - Cloneartist's insight:

The app that makes it easy to create, share and subscribe to personalized video channels. Add your favorite videos from across the web with just one tap.

People are always looking for new ways to express themselves, especially online, and Rockpack provides a unique way for users to do so.

Robin Good's curator insight, July 5, 2013 9:51 AM

Rockpack is a free iOS app for iPhones and iPads which allows you to easily clip and organize together video clips already published online.

Similar to Flipboard and Pinterest, it provides a one-click operation to add any YouTube video to one of your video channels.

Rockpack integrates with Twitter and Facebook and it allows you to follow your favorite channels easily. A browser bookmarklet is also availanle for desktop use.

My comment: A quick way to easily create thematic video channels based on existing published material. Easy to use.

Free to use.

App Store download: https://itunes.apple.com/app/rockpack/id660697542?mt=8&ls=1

Find out more: http://rockpack.com/

FAQ: http://rockpack.com/#/content-providers

jspellos's curator insight, July 6, 2013 9:21 AM

Like it. A Flipboard for video? Perhaps.

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From dirpy.com - June 21, 2013 5:59 AM

Henrik Safegaard - Cloneartist's insight:

A lot better than what we are used to see, and it's free -

" Robin Good's insight:

Dirpy is a free web-based app which allows you to easily download any video clip from YouTube, Vimeo, DailyMotion (and others) at your preferred video resolution or to convert/ download any such video to a .MP3 audio file.

Unique features that differentiate this tool from the many other similar ones available out there are:

serious controls and features

no spyware or upsells

support for high-quality mp3s,
like 256kbps 44.1khz stereo for HD videos

ability to transcode a portion of the video,
like from 0:09 to 1:23.

The optional Dirpy bookmarklet which you can install on any browser allows you to easily dowload/convert any video you happen to encounter on the web. (You find the bookmarklet on the top right of this page:http://dirpy.com/studio)

Excellent. Highly recommended.

Try it out now: http://dirpy.com/

FAQ: http://dirpy.com/faq ";