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Zairja es una de las empresas que mostrará sus servicios TIC en las Jornada de professionals pràcTICs. Una buena ocación para ver las soluciones formativas y de gestión del conocimiento que ofrecemos. Anímate a conocernos! 
Siasto es un nuevo sistema de gestión de proyectos en grupo que nos permite definir tareas, invitar a los miembros del equipo, compartir documentos y... Via Grupo de Tecnología Educativa 
CHAOS. That is the first word I think of when trying to sift through the mind-boggling amount of content uploaded to the web every second. Via Alexandra Lizana 
Por Angel Buendia Camacho Ornitorrinco en Línea La curación de contenido en Medios Sociales es una actividad relativamente nueva pero... 
La tendencia generalizada a confundir la labor de coach con la de consultor, deriva de la ausencia de una estrategia de seguimiento y ajuste de la actividad operativa dentro de la... 
Fresh from the Digital Media & Learning conference in San Francisco are two new web resources, Connected Learning and the Connected Learning... 
"One of the biggest challenges I see on a regular basis is getting people to think in terms of networks, then in terms of relationships. From a learning perspective, this is what connectivism is about: knowledge exists within systems which are accessed through people participating in activities. It is by doing our work that we co-create our roles in our networks." Via Brad Abbott 
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Content Curation Tools and Services
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This is a podcast I recoded on Curation for Spark Tech Talk - "a regular podcast and a community of leaders discussing content in the areas of social media, technology, gaming, entertainment, business and more..."
I had the privilege to be joined by Oliver Hsiang from StumbleUpon and Gary Griffiths from Trap.it.
It was great to have a dynamic conversation with both of them on the background and evolution of Curation as we all brought our different perspectives.
Enjoy! Via gdecugis 
SLOODLE - Simulation Linked Object Oriented Dynamic Learning Environment... Via Grupo de Tecnología Educativa 
Giuseppe Mauriello: I selected this article written almost two years ago by Nicole Nicolay. It is still applicable and full of highlights. The author analyzed the new situation by introducing informative tips. Below I have excerpted few gems from it:
"...***THE REAL ISSUE Broadcasting what you think may be relevant information again and again, without pre-screening the source and considering the context is a waste of your time. Most importantly, it begins with content. ...The tools and strategies for sharing good content with your sphere can be learned. But, creating and sharing good content takes skill.
***SO, WHAT'S NEXT?
1) Identify your role in obtaining good, relevant content. ...Are you a content creator a content curator? Or perhaps you’re both. A content creator is someone who identifies the “needs” within their audience and seeks to help by creating original and highly relevant content. ... A content curator is someone who sifts through the Web to find and deliver the most relevant content for their intended audience. Sort of a Hunter-Gatherer 2.0! ... But a thoughtful content curator is more than just a broadcaster of good info. It’s someone who understands their brand and their audience well enough to identify the relevancy of the content, as well as the best context for sharing.
2)Recognize the sources that deliver consistently rockin’ content. ... You need to recognize both local and national sites that can assist your content delivery efforts. And if you ROCK a niche, be sure to recognize those sites as well.
3) Organize your sources in a dashboard or reader format for easy access...
***YOUR CHALLENGE
1) Balance the type of content you share. ...The content you share represents you, and your brand. So be sure to really check out what you share with your network. ...Your goal should be to find and share content that REALLY helps your audience…or is REALLY interesting. ... Your consumers don’t gain anything from a constant stream of commentless Foursquare checkins…and the same could be said about listing tweets that are not framed in a social context. If it doesn’t add value or create conversation….don’t share it!
2) Moderate your frequency level and improve your quality of life. ... The feeling is important…you need to be motivated to deliver consistency with social media. That being said, I’m far more concerned with delivering better quality content than quantity. And so should you if your strategy is to become your network’s trusted advisor. ... And in order to do that, you need to listen, share, and respond. I see a lot of sharing out there….but far less listening and responding. Social media is about creating opportunities to engage with others. So rather than auto-posting 20 articles a day….try scheduling 3-5 REALLY GOOD shares!!!.."
Read full and useful article here: http://j.mp/Ip2lId Via Giuseppe Mauriello 
Welcome to Debategraph, a web site that enables you to collaborate with people around the world to discuss, model, analyze and visualize complex debates in a wide variety of fields. Via Ana Cristina Pratas, Jesús Salinas 
ILifebelt presenta en su estudio esta evolución a nivel regional, que evidencia la creciente necesidad de expresión de las personas a través de los medios digitales. Via Cristóbal Suárez 
Aggregation and curation: two concepts that explain a lot about digital change 
Los cinco pasos para gestionar eficazmente el conocimiento:
1. Tener un equipo 2. Crear una base de conocimiento para empleados y clientes 3. Tener un propósito 4. Distribuir la información 5.Evaluar periódicamente el sistema actual
Sencillo! Via Marta Torán 
FEBRUARY 11, 2012 BY TONY BATES Downes, S. (2012) E-learning Generations, Half-an-Hour, February 11 Via Jesús Salinas |
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