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"While they probably couldn’t imagine it at the time, many of the world’s literary masters have offered up useful tips for writing blogs. Strip away all the technical aspects of blog ownership. Check out what these famous authors can teach you about running a blog."
Combine Steve Aedy's Writing Tips of Famous Authors with Leo Babuata's Learn from the Greats: 7 Writing Habits of Amazing Writers and you will have a winning combination. http://writetodone.com/2008/09/04/learn-from-the-greats-7-writing-habits-of-amazing-writers/
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Click here to view original web page at eduniverse.org Meet Content webinar about effective content curation for higher ed. This post captures many of the insights I shared in that session. What differentiates curation from aggregation is you—the human factor. Aggregators (like the accursed paper.li and scoop.it, as well as Cornell’s CUBiquitous) can’t make judgments based on cultural sensitivities, calendar milestones, political savvy, institutional knowledge, emotional value or messaging priorities. Only you can do that. Shape those sensibilities into documented criteria that guide your curation efforts. Delete the scoop?
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This is great advice--and I love how the author adds the "What this means for you"
Everything you blog doesn't have to be content you create. This is a great way to curate content.
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