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3 Essential Components of Successful Social Media Campaigns
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When working in the world of social change, it's easy to get excited about a new campaign when we're inspired by hope or outraged by injustice.
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Robin Good's curator insight,
May 22, 3:14 PM
A great collection of key articles on curation prepared by David Kelly to support his ASTD 2013 session on Curation: Beyond the Buzzword.
The curated list includes nearly 40 selected articles divied into four groups:
a) Specific Session Resources
b) Curation-Themed Writing
c) Curation Examples
d) Additional Resources
Very useful. Good selection. 8/10
Full resource page: http://davidkelly.me/2013/05/curation-beyond-the-buzzword-resources-shared-at-astd2013/
Presentation on Slideshare: http://www.slideshare.net/DavidKelly3/curation-beyond-the-buzzword-astd2013-21430067
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May 22, 11:05 PM
This looks like a great collection of links to some useful sites.
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RT @DonaldHTaylor: Networked individuals trump organizations http://t.co/Eq5SR1OAZy from @hjarche
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Written by a student team at Norway's Sandvika High School, Connected Learners is a step-by-step guide to engaging students and creating a global classroom.
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Learn how to use Social Media for your business Social media is not only a crucial way to communicate with your customers but is an increasingly important part of making your online presence (your ...
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2005 was the year when more than 50% of US workers’ occupations involved non-routine cognitive work, that long-awaited milestone. - Stowe Boyd ...
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Extrait (traduction libre) :
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Everybody needs to find the needle but the digital haystack grows so fast that only things like Scoop can help us to keep up with the information overload.
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Para compartir, primero los estudiantes tedrían que tener algo que compartir.
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A product demo should not only showcase your new product in a unique way (Like foamCraft did in the Vine below), but also get right to the point.
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Infografía sobre las teorías y constructos del aprendizaje
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Not sure I like this idea as it shows how we are building on the past. My preference would be to shift the paradigm to embrace a whole person educational orientation. Your thoughts? Should education be only about knowledge?
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Online social workshop at the Social Learning Centre starts Monday 27 May. Organising a formal online social learning experience for the workplace is much more than just requiring people to use s...
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Overcome Social Media Overwhelm
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As I've gone through the Schedule Makeover process and guided others on the journey to work-life brilliance, I've found that social media overwhelm is rampant.
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It just takes one post or tweet to tarnish your business reputation. One mistake by an otherwise savvy employee and a company can be labeled a social medi.
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Details how the infographic Brainy Approaches to Learning supports Personalized Learning.
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May 22, 5:20 PM
We divided the infographic in separate sections to explain in more detail how brain science behind learning supports the concept of Personalized Learning. When you review this and understand that each brain is unique and changes as it learns, personalizing learning makes sense.
Thank you to Christine Hinton, Ed.D. and Jobs for the Future for this infographic.
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A paper published in Psychological Science in the Public Interest has evaluated ten techniques for improving learning, ranging from mnemonics to highlighting and came to some surprising conclusions. The report is quite a heavy document so...
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Now that Google+ has been around for a few years, the benefits have come into sharper focus.
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Given the excellent review of the design of MOOCs presented by Stephen Downes in week 2, I’d like to take a look at quality from the other side. In an attempt at starting a discussion on the motives of different vested interests and their relationship to MOOCs I’ve tried to outline from my own experience, what different interest groups are at play. These should not be seen in anyway as reflective of the ‘content’ or ‘delivery model’ of those MOOCs but rather how each different group might see success. I believe that one of the true innovations of MOOCs is that it changes the reason you might start a course in the first place
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LinkedIn is a rich source of new opportunities. Our new guide teaches you how to build an great profile and develop an effective LinkedIn routine. (RT @5Day_ActionPlan: Are you getting business through your LinkedIn contacts?
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Sir Ken Robinson makes an entertaining and profoundly moving case for creating an education system that nurtures (rather than undermines) creativity.
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By Tim Holt
"Problems like the ones I’ve mentioned above are called “messy problem” by some educators and “ill-structured problems” by others. Messy problems have no single, certifiably correct answer. There is no “one right way” to solve a problem like “should I get married” or “what should I study in college?” The answer is the goal, but the answer can manifest itself in many correct ways and lead to a lot of unexpected learning along the way. Ambiguity envelopes us. It begins at birth and follows us through to the last days of our lives. Start to finish, life is messy.
"I love ill-structured problems. When offered in a classroom setting, they present students with real life situations and devilish dilemmas. Problem based learning, a methodology begun in the late 1960’s in medical schools in Canada (and expanded into K12 education in the late 1980’s and early 1990’s) was developed after medical experts in teaching hospitals could not understand why otherwise excellent interns froze up when real life humans were placed in front of them with real life problems (there might even be panic and bleeding).
"After long investigation, if became clear to instructors that while the students were “book smart” and could recite page after page of diagnostic information from memory, most patients did not present their symptoms in a way that matched the book: “You know Doc, my elbow hurts just like the description on page 354 of the Jensen Ortho text,” said no patient ever.
"We need to move away from the pedagogy of the single answer and move towards teaching the messy problems of Problem Based Learning. This is different than Project Based Learning (as I wrote about here), where the end goal is already known (and thus a single correct answer is reached in many cases). Life does not work so much like a project; human development is pretty much Problem Based Learning. The best outcome or solution is usually not known when the problem is presented. Sometimes it is, but not often."
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May 22, 4:49 PM
Excellent article that really lays out why PBL is important. Very easy read!
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Mariana Soffer's curator insight,
May 22, 9:54 AM
Here's an inspiring short article by Elia Morling on the role of curators in storytelling.
Elia reports of a discussion he has had with netnographerOlga Kravets, in which she suggested that: "...curators serve their tribe like dumpster divers.
They dive into containers to rummage through heaps of garbage to find useful stuff that can be re-purposed. When they are done they bring forth their scavenged gifts to their tribe."
But here, is the most compelling part as Elia really seems to have distilled and illustrated here the three key and most valuable traits of a modern content curator:
a) Curators represent a new type of tribal leadership that operates bottom-up and peer to peer.
b) As a member of a tribe, curators will always be more native and relevant than any outsiders will ever be.
c) Within a tribe they are not only appreciated for leveraging their insider skills, but for sustaining and developing their culture."
Definitely worth reading. Inspiring. 8/10
Full post:http://tribaling.com/blog/2013/05/15/curators-and-tribal-currency/
John Slifko's curator insight,
May 22, 5:29 PM
The Dewey scoopit site will be doing much more on the topic of content curation, one of a growing number of communication technologies and creative scenes in 2013.
John Slifko's curator insight,
May 22, 5:33 PM
The Euro American Masonic Open Forum will also engage theory and praxis in communication, learning and democratic association.
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My previous post about Instructional Design in 140 characters generated a lot of interest, so I thought I’d tell you about a project I set up in 2010 to explore the use of Twitter to provide ...
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RT @timbuckteeth: Digital me, digital you... http://t.co/SvNmX74LBK
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A Great Wheel of All The Learning Theories Teachers Need to Know about on Visual*~*Revolution curated by Andrea Zeitz (RT @Biophilia88: A Great Wheel of All The Learning Theories Teachers Need to Know about http://t.co/9xesFf6xM9)...
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