The key to success in a myriad of web content that may drown us in 2015 is to curate content. The whys and hows are explained in-depth inside this article.
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The key to success in a myriad of web content that may drown us in 2015 is to curate content. The whys and hows are explained in-depth inside this article. Via Guillaume Decugis
There is a side to the Ebola crisis that, perhaps understandably, has received little media attention: the threat it poses to our nearest cousins, the great apes of Africa. At this moment in time Ebola is the single greatest threat to the survival of gorillas and chimpanzees.
Carnet de recherche des étudiants du master en information documentaire de la Haute école de gestion de Genève
Failure is a part of almost everyone’s journey. Founders, inventors, great athletes, it doesn’t matter - everyone’s success is built on a previous failure. Even I’ve failed -multiple times - but I’ve never let it stop me.
What should a curated piece of content look like? Paint the perfect post with these five elements.
Tony Guzman's curator insight,
January 15, 2015 8:59 AM
Curation is something I have been slowly learning to do better and I really enjoyed the tips given in this infographic. Anyone using these tips already?
Gina Tucker's curator insight,
January 15, 2015 8:33 PM
How to maximize the imapct of your curated post!
Facebook and Twitter may be ubiquitous, but there are many other social media tools out there that can enhance teaching and learning. Here, three educators share their favorites.
Gilbert C FAURE's insight:
Scoop it inside, very good for information literacy training
Deborah Potelle's curator insight,
January 13, 2015 10:04 AM
Voice Thread - Diigo - ScoopIt - Instagram - Pinterest - Feedly
I have been a fan of Visible Thinking Routines which were developed by Project Zero from Havard, for a while now. I have used these routines with students, as blogging routines and in professional... Via Dr. Tom D'Amico (@TDOttawa)
Cindy Peters's curator insight,
January 13, 2015 12:08 PM
Love these visuals for Visible Thinking routines!
LizJardim's curator insight,
June 2, 2016 7:32 AM
5 simple thinking routines that can be incorporated into the classroom.
Shannon du Plessis's curator insight,
June 2, 2016 10:25 PM
A good guide on classroom routines that take visible thinking to a modern way of learning.
John Michel's curator insight,
January 11, 2015 4:23 PM
Great insights on how to maximize positive performance.
Pour ne pas que ce blog se transforme en blog à parution bi-annuelle, un petit article différent de ce que je fais d’habitude: plus court, et basé sur un seul article scientifique. Via Goulu
Tous les jours, l'actualité de l'Internet
Earlier last month when Kyoto was blanketed with deliciously photo-friendly snow, hundreds of truly serene pictures of world-famous Kinkaku Temple flooded the Internet. |
Björk just released a new record, called ‘Vulnicura’. It’s very good. But then, you expect that from the Icelander – she might not always be
by Loïc Louvet, Dominique Bazin, Janine Büchel, Sonja Steppan, Jutta Passlick-Deetjen, Ziad A.
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Giving that piece of information a sense of a ‘capsule’ containing their own understanding of a particular concept and making it available to different learners
A new global cropland map combines multiple satellite data sources, reconciled using crowdsourced accuracy checks, to provide an improved record of total cropland extent as well as field size around the world.
Gabriel Weston writes about the importance of reading in helping doctors to develop judgment without being judgmental. Via Deirdre Bonnycastle
Gilbert C FAURE's insight:
with a greater ability to embrace ambiguity and uncertainty.”
Deirdre Bonnycastle's curator insight,
January 12, 2015 5:18 PM
Thanks to Dr. D. Andres for suggesting this article
"...far too few students today are being properly schooled in the skill of curation. Curation is a key proficiency in face of today's instantaneous access to information. Sifting through a sea of sources and aggregating the most relevant research are critical expertises in the world of big data. Alan November actually recommends that on the very first day of school, teachers should train children in proper online searching. Via Beth Dichter
Gilbert C FAURE's insight:
Each January, the folks from Lake Superior State University (LSSU) release their (vaguely snarky) list of Words Banished from the Queen's English for Mis-Use, Over-Use, and General Uselessness. This year, the term "curated" was put on the chopping block for being, as one commenter noted, a "pretentious way of saying 'selected.'"
Beth Dichter's curator insight,
January 11, 2015 10:20 PM
ASIDE has just published a post that shares five interactive infographics that look at history, geography, sociology and globalization. They are: * The Infographic History of the World * In Charted Waters - Mapping a Brave New World * Manifest Destiny - The Story of the U.S. Told in 141 Maps * The Story of All of Us - The Age of Exploration * The Kid's Aren't All Right If you click through to the post you will find a paragraph that discussed each of these interactive infographics as well as additional links that provide information on how to teach with interactive infographics.
Coloradan began building rock piles out of boredom and now it's a passion.
La Chine condamne fermement l'attaque terroriste meurtrière dans les bureaux d'un journal français à Paris, a indiqué mercredi un porte-parole du...
RT @biologyfan: And here's @CurrentBiology Editor Geoff North on "The Biology of Fun and the Fun of Biology" http://t.co/hclbzDA9rj |
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La curación de contenidos, casi un imperativo si queremos sobrevivir a la información. Muy bueno.
It says "Content curation requires hard work." I disagree. Content curation is my hobby. I love curating contents even I'm not paid.