In Part 1 of Curation for Educators I looked at why teachers and educators should become resource curators and some of the benefits. In this second article I'd like to look more at how to become a curator.
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a personal notebook since summer 2013, a virtual scrapbook
Curated by
Gilbert C FAURE
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L’évaluation renvoie non seulement à une notion travaillée depuis longtemps par les Sciences humaines et sociales, mais aussi à des pratiques sociales diversifiées et à des dis positifs multiples. A partir des année 
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Reviewing 121 of the best content marketing software applications. GetApp lets you compare the list of tools and vendors that provide content marketing software solutions.
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The Ring Road, Route 1, is the prime Icelandic route, and along with a few essential detours. Here is my 10-Day Iceland Ring Road Itinerary!
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The basket-masked komusō monks used music to meditate and created a distinctive art form.
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Where to for scientific indicators? Following on from Rémi Barré's STI2017 talk, Brooke Struck examines scientific indicators as a tool for formative assessment.
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Apprendre les règles du jeu de go, faire des exercices, rejouer des parties de professionnels, consulter le dictionnaire de
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Disney/Pixar’s new movie Coco delves into the core of the tradition of the Day of the Dead by showing the story of Miguel, and his adventure to the Underworld.
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Student blogs, digital portfolios, blogfolios. Whatever you call them, there are many advantages to helping your students establish their own online space. This post explores examples of how studen… Via Cyndi Danner-Kuhn
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New Perspectives in Scholarly Publishing – Potenziale und Möglichkeiten digital vernetzter Forschung Vortrag von Alexander Grossmann, Digital Academics Summit…
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Want to know about the relationship between Andragogy and Pedagogy? Check about moving from Pedagogy To Andragogy, where students become teachers.
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Nous avions laissé éditeurs et ResearchGate fin septembre en position d’observateurs, chaque camp campant sur ses positions. Rappelons en effet que le 15 septembre 2017, l’association d’éditeurs STM envoyait, via son cabinet d’avocats, une proposition à ResearchGate afin de rendre le réseau « plus compatible avec les droits d’usage et d’accès pour partager des articles », […]
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a new hub with tulips? Human curiosity may be natural, but different scholars thrive under different conditions. Just like plants require a specific combination of rich soil, sufficient sun, clean air and enough water to grow, so does scholarship flourish in unique environments. ScholarlyHub seeks to provide the right places to allow as many different scholars as possible to bloom. In that sense, we could have chosen any plant or flower as an icon and an overall metaphor for how we think of creating sustainable scholarly environments. Being an Amsterdam-based initiative, however, we felt that tulips would give some local flavor...
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bioRxiv - the preprint server for biology, operated by Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, a research and educational institution
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A badly run conference is not only a lost opportunity, but is a waste of money and time. How can we improve them?
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Staff from the National Center for Biotechnology Information in the US describe recent improvements to the PubMed search engine and outline plans for the future, including a new experimental site called PubMed Labs.
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A blog about Research Tools, e-skills,Publication marketing, Increase H-Index and Research impact.
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HyperDocs are an interactive Google Doc and provide teachers with a way of presenting information to students in a fun and engaging way. They replace the standard, passive worksheet model of instruction and increase student agency. HyperDocs are much more than Google Docs that contain hyperlinks. They are carefully crafted activities that includes all of the components of the lesson in one central location. Via Elizabeth E Charles
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Researchers’ Expectations Regarding the Online Presence of Academic Libraries
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A blog about academic librarianship. Covers discovery, open access and other hot trends by a librarian in Singapore.
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The second part in my series of articles on curation.