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Identidad y reputacion digital: La funcion de la Biblioteca — Presentation Transcript en http://www.slideshare.net/Vicalvaro/identidad-y-reputacin-digital-el-papel-de-la-biblioteca Via Bibliotecas Escolares Argentinas 
In teaching more “traditional” bibliographic instruction sessions for first year students and for history majors, I teach hands-on by showing students how to engage with the research process. Via Yvonne M AKA MissCybrarian 
There’s so much information online just begging to be curated: news, social media, images, video, websites… the list goes on. Reading great content from my favorite blogs and websites i... Via Gerrit Visser 
PresentationBundle.com is a useful center to download ready to use slides and graphics or presentation bundles for your presentations. Via Baiba Svenca now!Board is a portable interactive whiteboard. Turns any flat surface into an interactive whiteboard. Set up and start teaching in a few minutes. Via Baiba Svenca New blog post: tracking stats on the impact library instruction courses: http://t.co/On1pjXFJ #infolit #libstats... Via Yvonne M AKA MissCybrarian 
To keep an engine humming and running smoothly, a mechanic needs the right tools in his toolkit. Presenters, who want to design “Presentations That Sing”, need to have the “right” tools as well. Via Baiba Svenca 
Top 10 LMS Trends (part 1 of 2) : http://t.co/dtdMOHFA - (part 2 of 2) : http://t.co/4eKgsO0s #elearning... 
"Makerspaces just might take over libraries. School of Information Studies professor Dave Lankes seems to think so. In his presentation to New York State librarians earlier this month, he asked the roomful of librarians to imagine libraries as places for people to learn and create, not consume and check out. In another talk he gave in October, he declared, “What will kill our profession is not ebooks, Amazon, or Google, but a lack of imagination.” What’s a Makerspace? Via Buffy J. Hamilton 
WebProNews interviewed Kate Brodock, the Executive Director of Digital and Social Media at Syracuse University about critical elements of successful content curation on the web.
From her replies:
a) In the verification process
...proper attribution of the original content creator is very important.
There are many ways to do this on various platforms, and there are generally recognized “best practices” that people use.
If you neglect the attribution part of the equation, this is when you get into sticky situations (no matter what your expert lawyer has told you).
...It pays to take a look at how each platform handles this aspect of curation and make sure you’re dotting your “I”s and crossing your ‘t’s.”
Right on the mark. 8/10 Via Robin Good 
Data journalism has quickly become a popular field yet many reporters are still in the dark about it. How do you go about getting the data? What do you do once you have the data? A perfect resource would be the data journalism handbook, but since it hasn’t been written yet. Via David Patton 
RT @jalvarezhuete: 3 simple tips for setting up online communities http://t.co/bxqS3NS7 #elearning... Via Pekka Puhakka 
Relationships, relationships, relationships! Embedded information professionals’ success rests partially on the depth of their relationship with their user groups. Read more... Via Buffy J. Hamilton |
‘Curación’ es un término que aunque pudiera resultar extraño para hablar en castellano, ya que se recoge de la expresión inglesa ‘content curation’ o ‘ content curator’, es una palabra que la hemos heredado del latín ‘curare’ que significa curar, cuidar o preocuparse. Por tanto, se trata de un concepto que emana justamente los valores que se le quiere dar a esta nueva fórmula de entender la comunicación. LA NECESIDAD DE UN CAMBIO EN LA RED UN PROCESO DIVIDIO EN ETAPAS LOS MODOS DE HACER LA ‘CURACIÓN DE CONTENIDOS’
Detalles en http://deborahrueda.wordpress.com/2012/03/15/la-curacion-de-contenidos-su-verdadero-significado/ Via Bibliotecas Escolares Argentinas This is the first in a series of videos explaining the shifts we're seeing in the world of content creation. Curation has exploded with the growth of Twitter, Tumblr and now Pinterest. In this video, we wanted to try to get into the heads of some of our favorite curators to understand what makes them tick.
watch video in fullscreen HD here: http://vimeo.com/38524181 Via Giuseppe Mauriello 
I have learned more by using social media for professional purposes, professional development, than I have learned from most of my professional development trainings from the past years combined. W... Via Steve Yuen, Jil Wright, mrgtechnology, Greg Odell 
We're The New York Public Library and we're here to inspire lifelong learning, advance knowledge, and strengthen our communities. Via Buffy J. Hamilton 
A couple of weeks ago I got an email from Ryan Claringbole, the Digital Branch Librarian at the Chesapeake Public Library in Virginia. Via Daniel Messer Going the Distance: Number of Students Taking an Online Course Continues to Grow | Faculty Focus http://t.co/T1M6pEdc... 
How do you invite a participatory culture in your library? For me, this is a term that is an embedded part of my philosophy. I strive to find ways for students to have multiple opportunities to... Via Buffy J. Hamilton 
In this interview with Dr. David Barr we discuss practical ways to teach students how to find better keywords. Via Dennis T OConnor 
Move over, auto-tweets: This week, the BBC has switched its @BBCNews Twitter feed to all-human curation. (One small step for a news feed; one giant leap for newsfeedkind.)
It’s a lot like the experiment The New York Times tried with human Twitter curation this spring…except that it’s not an experiment. It’s a new strategy. One that involves, at the moment, a team of four people working across three core Twitter feeds — @BBCNews, @BBCBreaking, and @BBCWorld.
“We want to be tweeting with value,” Chris Hamilton, BBC News’ social media editor, told me of the move.... [read full article http://j.mp/s1imfW] Via Giuseppe Mauriello, Robin Good |
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