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Librarians as Social Media Curators

"For librarians, social media curation is a translation of mission and traditional practice. It’s about getting users/patron/students/faculty to the good stuff, pointing them to content and resources they might not themselves discover with their own intuitive strategies..."

Jane Cowell's curator insight, November 29, 2017 4:31 AM
Great video on the role of #librarians as Digital Information curators & ability to amplify learning 
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The Value of Curation Expressed in a Beautiful Poem: The Curator

The Value of Curation Expressed in a Beautiful Poem: The Curator | Library & Information Science | Scoop.it

"We thought it would come, we thought the Germans would come, were almost certain they would. I was thirty-two, / the youngest assistant curator in the country. I had some good ideas in those days."


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Robin Good's curator insight, March 12, 2014 9:09 AM



The Curator, by Miller Williams, is a poem that illustrates the keen value of the curator. 

It's a short story, that can be read in just 3 minutes, and which can provide a great metaphor to explain to others, emotionally, what the value of the curator, is all about. 



Beautiful. Inspiring. 9/10


Read it now: http://www.poetryfoundation.org/poem/176491 


Reading time: 3' mins.




Thanks to Nancy White for helping me discover it.

Check her super-interesting article entitled "Students Curators: Powerful Learningand her D20 Innovation blog.  



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Nancy White's comment, March 12, 2014 11:32 AM
Thank you Robin - I am glad you liked it. Our students were really able to understand the concept of curating through this poem.