Det är ett och ett halvt år sedan kravet på skolbibliotek infördes i skollagen och många skolbibliotekarier och deras rektorer har funderat på hur de ska tolka bestämmelsen.
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Robin Good: A good, clean and very readable introduction to content curation for beginners.
Justine Hyde does more than a good job in introducing "content curation" to those yet unfamiliar with it, explaining its purpose and the key steps to start doing it.
Good advice. 7/10
Full article: http://justinehyde.tumblr.com/post/28470362365/send-in-the-humans-content-curation-for-beginners
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...the magic of the curator: Putting in the work to find the content that matters and assembling objects, ideas, and media into an experience that is meaningful to the consumer. And it's not just art, wine, and books that need a good curator—information does as well. Via Dennis T OConnor Delete the scoop?
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Not surprisingly, curation has become the next buzzword after social business. With content coming at us with the force of a tsunami and the fury of a tornado, curators seem to have become our saviours—our sense making guide. One post out of five I have been reading in the past few months seem to be associated with curation or its close cousins—aggregation and filtering. Even as I read, I was tempted to apply some of the curation strategies and put together this post. I like to build some context around the links because—who knows—in the Internet world, a working link today can be a dead link tomorrow.
curation, content that matters... Via Patty Ball, Gust MEES Delete the scoop?
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...the magic of the curator: Putting in the work to find the content that matters and assembling objects, ideas, and media into an experience that is meaningful to the consumer. And it's not just art, wine, and books that need a good curator—information does as well. Via Dennis T OConnor Delete the scoop?
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