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Comme tout bon outil de curation qui se respecte, Webdoc permet de créer des histoires ou des “conversations” en mixant le web et les réseaux sociaux sur une table montage virtuelle ou l’on va déposer et organiser les différents éléments de l’histoire.
Webdoc c’est découvrir, créer, et partager du contenu riche et interactif. On utilise webdoc lorsque qu’un message Facebook ou Twitter n’est pas suffisant pour raconter son histoire, mais qu’on ne veut pas créer et maintenir un blog. Il peut aussi servir à partager une veille bien sûr.
Via Frédéric DEBAILLEUL, rthibert, Fontaine, FrancoisMagnan
L’outil gratuit de comparaison collaborative SocialCompare permet de créer et de modifier en ligne des tableaux sur bien des sujets. Issu des travaux du journaliste Pierre Tran, le comparatif des plates-formes de curation – outils pour sélectionner manuellement des contenus en ligne (veille), de les éditorialiser et de les partager.
Via Frédéric DEBAILLEUL, Marc Hiard, fduport, Bruno MECHIN
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Rescooped by
François Colin
from TELT
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Dans le cadre du dossier sur la curation que j’ai eu le plaisir de coordonner pour la revueDocumentaliste et Sciences de l’information de mars 2012, j’ai eu l’occasion de réaliser un comparatif de 12 solutions dont je vous propose ci-dessous quelques résultats complémentaires.Plutôt que de nous concentrer sur les services dont le positionnement marketing est explicitementcelui de la curation, nous avons donc choisi de « brasser large » en choisissant des services qui, àminima et sauf exception répondent à la définition proposée par la Wikipedia ...
Via David Gunn, Terheck
Excellent billet sur la veille et la curation, leur valeur et poids stratégique pour l'entreprise. - A quelles conditions le traitement de l'information se fait outil de décision pour l'entreprise? - Quelles retombées indirectes ces pratiques peuvent-elles avoir pour l'entreprise qui les met en oeuvre? Pas de doute: savoir traiter l'information, c'est un métier à forte valeur ajoutée... à condition de ne pas quitter des yeux son objectif !
Via @AnneDiscart
Robin Good: Clipix is a Pinterest-like clipping and collection app which allows you to capture images and content from any web page and to organize it in custom visual boards.
One key feature that differentiates Clipix from Pinterest (though it is likely that Pinterest will add this feature soon as well) is the ability to organize together multiple sets into a "multiboard". Other key features include a "Price Drop Alert" which emails you when the price of one of the commercial products you have clipped drops and
"...For example you might have a multiboard that you call “Recipe Ideas” and inside you’d have 3 clipboards: Baking Recipes, Soup Recipes, and Health Recipes. The easiest way to create a multiboard is by dragging one clipboard from the icon in the lower right-hand corner into another clipboard." Video promo: http://youtu.be/4heBUKnDb-w FAQ: http://www.clipix.com/FAQs.aspx Try it out now: http://www.clipix.com/
Via Robin Good
Curating, bookmarking and sharing web content is one of the skills every 21stcentury teacher should have. Internet has grown to be, if not the primamry then a great resource of information and knowledge. Students as well as educators are having a free unlimited access to this treasure trove whenever and wherever they are. One of the things we need to pay heed to, howver, is the information load the net exposes us to. This information load if not handled carefully and wisely can have some severe reverse impacts on the way we benefirt from intenet educationally.This is why the need for for using bookmarking and content curating tools has become very important especially for us in the field of education. The bookmarking and content curating tools below are very important in the sense that : + They allow you to collect, aggregate, curate and bookmark links to resources they can read later on + They let you share resources you have collected about a topic with colleagues and students + They help you gather and organize web content + They let you develop your personal learning network and introduce you to a community of like minded people + They allow you to create a community for sharing resources in your school or work environment + They help you grow professionally and expand your focused knowledge + They make learning a life-long experience 1- Evernote : http://evernote.com/ 2- Livebinders : http://livebinders.com/ 3- Pinterest : http://pinterest.com/ 4-ScoopIt : http://www.scoop.it/ 5-Delicious : http://delicious.com/ 6- Diigo : http://www.diigo.com/ 7- NetVibes : http://www.netvibes.com/en 8- MentorMob : http://www.mentormob.com/ 9- Storify : http://storify.com/tour 10- Curate : http://www.curate.us/ Read more : http://goo.gl/705bM
Via 173 Sud, Frédéric DEBAILLEUL
Robin Good: Sparkwise is a new, open-source free web service which allows you to assemble and curate beautiful looking data-dashboards containing the most relevant info and data about a person, a company or an issue. You choose. How does it work. You simply connect your social accounts to Sparkwise and then you start to drag and configure the widget buttons representing different data types onto your page. For example you can drag a Twitter Fan Count widget and specify for which Twitter account you want that widget to display the data. There are widgets for just about anything from Twitter, Facebook, YouTube and Google Analytics statistical counters to any data, image or video coming from other sources. You can even type in your own data. You can create as many dashboard/pages as you like, and publish only the one you want, while keeping control of which widhets and data everyone gets to see. If you want to create visual engaging story-pages with lots of data to support your focus, this is really a great tool to explore. Recommended. Try it out now: http://sparkwi.se/ ;
Via Robin Good, 173 Sud
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Parmi les tendances actuelles relatives à la pratique de la curation, il n'est pas étonnant de voir émerger l'énoncé d'un "code" de bonnes pratiques, abordant la question du droit d'auteur et de la "récupération" abusive de textes. Ce billet de Frédéric Cavazza retrace la genèse et les enjeux sous-jacents à ce code. Les commentaires sont très intéressants. Je participe donc volontiers à la diffusion de ce billet, car sa richesse est celle des réactions qu'il a et qu'il va encore susciter. La curation s'est imposée depuis 2010 et doit trouver ses balises. Ce sont les curateurs qui s'en chargeront.
Via @AnneDiscart
Just a reminder of what's Content Curation: Content Curation is the process to discover, grab and organize digital content for a specific niche or matter.
Via Freewares&Tutos
Robin Good: The David Ramsey Map Collection is an historical collection of thousands of beautiful maps and atlases organized and made freely accessible to the public online in unique and unprecedented ways.
This is a stunning example of a visual curated collection, offering thousands of beautiful images at very high quality, and multiple ways and tools to navigate this ocean of maps.
This online collection offers in fact no less than 12 different ways to navigate its contents by providing dedicated browsers and visual imaging tools ranging from 2D-GIS to SecondLife and virtual QTR panoramas. For example, with the Google Earth visualization, any map in the collection can be seen perfectly mapped on the globe, or by using the Luna Browser one can create collections, save and download images, annotate maps or even create embeddable presentations.
All of the images in the collection have been published online at full resolution and are available to download at different quality levels under a Creative Commons License for non-commercial uses.
This is truly a spectacular collection with marvellous maps and atlases enriched by complementary data, visualization tools and a formidable array of navigation devices. Possibly the best online curated collection I have seen so far. Must-see. 10/10 About page: http://www.davidrumsey.com/about Collection and Tools to navigate it: http://www.davidrumsey.com/view Home page: http://www.davidrumsey.com/ Une magnifique collection de cartes. A découvrir absolument.
Via Robin Good, Terheck
La lecture contemporaine nécessite certes de traiter l’information textuelle, mais au-delà, d’intégrer et de synthétiser : – des registres sémiotiques différents, – le formel (facteurs interfaciaux) et le sémantique, – des supports multiples, – des points de vue multiples...
Via Lucile Debethune, Terheck, Le Page Gilles, Laurent Blanquer
Robin Good: Content curation will play a major role both in the way we "teach" and in the way we educate ourselves on any topic. When and where it will be adopted, it will deeply affect many key aspects of the educational ecosystem. This article, builds up over my recent presentation on Content Curation for Education that I delivered at Emerge2012 virtual conference. In that presentation I claimed that the adoption of "curation approaches" will directly affect the way competences are taught, how textbooks are put together, how students are going to learn about a subject, and more than anything, the value that can be generated for "others" through a personal learning path. If we learn not by memorizing facts, but by collaborating with others in the creation of a meaningful collection-explanations of specific topics/issues/events then, for the first time in history, we can enrich planetary knowledge each time we take on a new learning task. And it's already happening. Yes, we are only at the very early stages, but, in my humble opinion, there are enough signs and indications that this is not going to be something marginal. In this article I outline ten key factors, already at work, which, among others, will very likely pave the way for a much greater and rapid adoption of curation practices in the educational / academic world. Full article: http://www.masternewmedia.org/curation-for-education-and-learning/ (Image credit: Shutterstock)
Via Robin Good, Evdokia Roka
François Colin ? [Valenciennois | Nord]
De Delicious à Storify, en passant par Scoop.it et d'autres moins connus, 12 services testés sur des critères très pertinents.
Via @AnneDiscart
Un outil a redécouvrir pour collecter, publier et partager des contenus sur le Web.
Via Fidel NAVAMUEL
RebelMouse est le nouveau projet de l’ancien CTO (directeur technique) du Huffington Post, Paul Berry. Ce service se présente sous la forme d’une page d’accueil regroupant toutes vos activités sur Facebook et Twitter, les agrégeant à la manière de Pinterest. RebelMouse est un hybride entre vitrine social media type about.me et outil de curation. Chaque tweet, chaque post sur Facebook se retrouve affiché sous la forme d’un encadré sur votre page entièrement paramétrable, aussi bien sur le fond que sur la forme : textes des entêtes, image d’aperçu, post à la une, etc.
Via Frédéric DEBAILLEUL
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Une alternative à Storify ?