Curaciòn de contenidos
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One of the latest buzz words in social media is curation. Some media analysts ponder whether the content curator might be the next big social media job of the future. The job of curator has spread across the digital media world and may already have replaced “editor” and “publisher” in the minds of marketers and social media mavens. What are the implications of curation in education? How will content curation impact the textbook market? Will it make textbooks irrelevant?
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There's been a lot of noise around the concept of “Web curation” these days. Even the affably vapid Robert Scoble has written on the topic – so you know it's got real buzzword status. The concept is simple (which suggests, but does not prove, that it may be profound). The amount of information online is unfathomably vast and dreadfully disorganized.
I, curator?
I’ve been trying out some visual content curation tools with social features which has got me thinking about classroom applications. “Content curation is the act of continually identifying, selecting and sharing the best and most relevant online content and other online resources (and by that I mean articles, blog posts, videos, photos, tools, tweets, or whatever) on a specific subject to match the needs of a specific audience.” – Ann Handley on TopRank blog There are available a variety of free tools in various formats that let you easily tag/save sites, articles, images, videos, presentations, etc. into a collection that you can share and have conversations about with other users. I’ve been spending some time at Pinterest , which is filled with inspiring images of recipes, crafts, clothes, housewares, quotes, etc.
Content Curation: Classroom Applications | Fusion Finds
Content Curation Tools: 5 Different Approaches Posted by Romain Goday on Tue, Dec 06, 2011 Why Do You Keep Hearing about Content Curation? With the unprecedented levels of published information, it is very difficult for Internet users to stay up to date on what matters to them. This situation is especially dramatic for information professionals that must remain aware of new happenings in order to stay ahead of the curve.
Content Curation Tools: 5 Different Approaches
En estos últimos tiempos están apareciendo en ámbitos educativos muchos docentes que están ejerciendo de “curadores de contenidos” ( content curators ). Esa palabreja, muy cool en su inglés de origen y, mucho más chapucera en las versiones hispanas de sanador/curador de contenidos, tiene su origen en diferentes autores que consideran al curador de contenidos como: Una persona / empresa que se dedicase a escanear la red en busca del mejor contenido y lo agrupase, para luego compartirlo con el resto Pues bien, en base a ello y, para ir un poco más allá de esa simple definición y, ver el interés para la comunidad educativa de la existencia de ese tipo de personas, conviene leer la utilidad que les otorga Rohit Bhargava en su manifiesto , donde considera que el futuro de la web social (esa web a caballo entre la archiconocida 2.0 y, la semántica que nos viene 3.0) se va a basar en ese tipo de rol. El de una persona que selecciona el mejor contenido de la red y lo comparte con todos.
