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Curator's ǝpoɔ. You are what you curate: why Pinterest is hawt. Evolution of social media by Elad Gill (graphic courtesy of Elad Gill) Updated: The new hot social thing on the web these days is a Palo Alto, Calif. –based company started by Ben Silbermann, Paul Sciarra and Evan Sharp. (I incorrectly described this group as ex-Facebookers. My apologies for the error.) It is called Pinterest and it is about the concept of curation — a much abused phrase in Silicon Valley. Essentially it allows you to create visual collections of things that you like and find on the web. It is especially popular with young women. 2012 will likely see an acceleration of structured, push button, social curation across the web. The way I see it, Pinterest is yet another example of basic human behavior’s being transposed on to the web. Back when I was young, my cousins would cut out photos, ads and visuals from fashion and lifestyle magazines and create collages.
Well, since everyone is using “curate,” why don’t we? The Curation-Over-Creation Trend That Fueled Pinterest's Rapid Growth. Laura Paine has a simple answer when asked why Pinterest exploded in popularity at this particular juncture in Internet history. The former reporter watched her newspaper cut positions, go from being a daily to a weekly and focus more on creating short, Q&A pieces, video and photo galleries in an effort to cling to dwindling online traffic. "People aren't really reading anymore," said Paine, who now works for the public relations firm InkHouse. A new Engauge white paper breaks down the make-up of the average Pinterest user and shows that the end result of less reading is more of a focus on content curation than creation. The timing of that trend, combined with a stunning design when Internet users are focusing more on visual than text, has allowed Pinterest to explode in popularity.
"When I'm looking for new trends on specific topics like fashion or birthday party themes, I now search Pinterest first -- not Google. " - Karah Street Source: Engauge Show Me Don't Tell Me Look Out, Google. Quel outil de curation pour votre marque ? — Curiouser. Quel outil de curation pour votre marque ? Méthodologie Pour réaliser cette infographie, nous avons privilégié les outils qui permettent à la marque de se présenter comme expert en proposant une ligne éditoriale propre, nous avons donc écarté les outils de curation automatique.
En effet, ces derniers ne permettent pas à l’utilisateur de contrôler ce qui est publié. Lors de nos observations, nous avons pu constater que parmi le nombre très important d’outils existants, peu sont en réalité directement utilisables par une marque car peu proposent une réelle éditorialisation et dans un but de publication : c’est à dire la possibilité de choisir exactement les contenus, de les catégoriser, les tagger, les annoter ou les commenter mais aussi d’être maître de leur mise en forme. Nous avons étudié les outils que nous avions jugés adéquats selon plusieurs critères : La marge de manœuvre concernant l’éditorialisation Le niveau d’interaction possible des lecteurs En curaclusion Alix pour Curiouser. 7 Content Curation Tools to Keep up With (and Share) Industry News.
Guest post by Courtney Seiter Show of hands: Who has enough time every day to read up on your industry’s news? Oh, and everything new you need to know to market your business? Yeah, me neither. But knowing what’s going on in your space is critical for content creation, competitive intelligence and social media efforts. To cut through the glut of information to make sure the good stuff rises to the top, I employ a lot of help in the form of content curation tools. These gadgets sift through your feeds, tweets and more to bring you just the news you need in just the way you need it. Here are 7 of my favorite content curation tools and a little information about how they can make you more efficient. Tool: Google ReaderUse with: Blogs, news sites, Google Alerts, Facebook, TwitterWhy it’s great: This isn’t exactly a groundbreaking tool, but I would be lost without Reader.
Tool: SummifyUse with: Blogs, Facebook, TwitterWhy it’s great: Summify is my secret weapon. Content Curation Knowledge Center. Social Content Curation | Content Curation Software. Finding and sharing really good, targeted content that your Circles will +1, share, and talk about is a chore. That is, if you don’t have a killer tool to discover, review, and post content easily. Enter CurationSoft. Watch what it does on Google+… What does this mean? Aside from finding and dragging and dropping content in just seconds, it also means you will find things people aren’t already talking about instead of just passing around what others are passing around. It is pretty much guaranteed the video that I found and curated in the example above won’t be posted by anyone else on this day.
CurationSoft allows you to go deeper than re-sharing stuff that you find ON Google+ or other social networks. What I shared above is not trending. That means more people adding you to their circles and more reach for you. Look what happened in the first 20 minutes of posting the Mari Smith video: Needless to say, a random re-share of an animated GIF won’t get people jumping on it this fast. New curation tool a boon for genetic biologists. With the BeeSpace Navigator, University of Illinois researchers have created both a curation tool for genetic biologists and a new approach to searching for information.
The project was a collaboration between researchers at the Institute for Genomic Biology and the department of computer science. Led by Bruce Schatz, professor and head of medical information science at the U. of I., the team described the software and its applications in the web server issue of the journal Nucleic Acids Research. When biologists need information about a gene or its function, they turn to curators, who keep and organize vast quantities of information from academic papers and scientific studies. A curator will extract as much information as possible from the papers in his or her collection and provide the biologist with a detailed summary of what's known about the gene – its location, function, sequence, regulation and more – by placing this information into an online database such as FlyBase.
[Curation] : Pearltrees, Scoop.it, Storify, Paper.li,... à la recherche de l'information ultime. Cet article a été publié il y a 6 ans 7 mois 20 jours, il est donc possible qu’il ne soit plus à jour. Les informations proposées sont donc peut-être expirées. On le sait maintenant, en plus du terme de community manager, celui de curation ou content curator (définition selon Vincent Berthelot : « Le curator est celui qui transforme l’information qu’il a recueilli pour en faire une agrégation concise et porteuse de sens soit pour information soit pour décision. ») fait une entrée fracassante dans le domaine du marketing social. Même si ce dernier n’est pas nouveau, et que les premières théories autour de celui-ci date des alentours de 2006, il semble que l’activité de curation devienne très importante. Ce qui est en même temps normal dans une ère d’über-information, où s’informer correctement et atteindre la bonne information sont devenus une vraie aventure, digne d’un film d’Indiana Jones.
Heureusement, afin de toujours retrouver le nord, il existe des boussoles très efficaces. Curation mode d'emploi. Vendredi 18 mars Web - 18 mars 2011 :: 10:28 :: Par Eric Un dossier complet, fouillé, et très intéressant chez O1net pour ceux qui s’intéressent à la curation. Image: ‘The Great Dinosaur Museum Mystery‘ – Flickr CC Je pense que ceux qui sont sceptiques et qui ne voient derrière cet usage qu’un concept fumeux et du vent de marketeux se trompent. La curation correspond à une vraie pratique, utile, avec ses règles et les outils qui vont avec. D’ailleurs, à part ceux qui ne publient que des billets d’humeur ou de création personnelle, je pense que les blogueurs sont pour la plupart d’entre eux les premiers curators : ils cherchent et trouvent de l’info, la trient, l’éditorialisent et la partagent en y injectant propre subjectivité[1]
. [1] la subjectivité ne consiste pas seulement à exprimer son avis ou à orienter une info en fonction de son propre point de vue, elle commence avant, dans le choix des articles que l’on décide de publier. Plus d'infos sur : curation. [Curation] : Pearltrees, Scoop.it, Storify, Paper.li,... à la recherche de l'information ultime. 20 plateformes de curation à expérimenter. Curator, curation... Néologisme, buzzword ou simple phénomène marketing, un constat est à faire : de plus en plus de plateformes dédiées à cette activité se développent sur le web.
Outils qui, au-delà de leur utilité pour formaliser, classer et diffuser une veille, se révèlent aussi intéressant à observer dans une problématique de gestion de la réputation en ligne. Voici quelques unes de ces plateformes... Si le « curator » fait de la veille, et que de plus il sait/peut la médiatiser, alors les outils qu'il utilise peuvent (doivent ?) Et même si (nous sommes bien d'accord) ces plateformes rappellent étrangement certaines de bookmarking, qu'elles sont pour la plupart étroitement liées à Twitter et qu'elles surfent sur une terminologie nouvelle (mais des usages bien réels), leurs éditeurs les dénomment d'eux-même : plateformes de curation.
Quel(s) intérêt(s) pour la gestion de la réputation en ligne ? ==> Tout d'abord formaliser et médiatiser une veille sur un sujet précis. Curated.by Newser. The story behind Storify, new real-time curation service ? Scobleizer. You’re seeing more and more Storify links around the web. The Washington Post has used it. So have many other journalists and curators. Why do we need Storify? Because more and more of our lives and the news events we care about are being covered on Twitter, Facebook, or other new media services. In fact, on Friday when the founders came to my house to film this video my producer, Rocky Barbanica, called me and said he couldn’t get to my house because of an accident.
So, if I worked for the local newspaper and wanted to put a bundle of those tweets up on our front page, how would I do it? Here I interview the co-founders of Storify because I’m seeing more of their links being used than the others and wanted to, well, get the inside story. Commissariat web : sélectionner, trier et organiser les contenus (introduction à Scoop.it) | redire.net. L'un des enjeux déterminants du web, c'est de savoir gérer la quantité d'informations — entendu au sens large : visuelle, textuelle, etc. Il y a des choses de qualité qui se font et se défont sur internet; il ne faut pas bouder la pratique du web en disant qu'il s'agit d'un dépotoir duquel il est impossible d'extraire les «bons» éléments. Bien sûr, quand il y a trop de contenu disponible, ça devient du bruit, comme quand tout le monde parle en même temps — et la question de la qualité des contenus devient alors difficile à gérer : qui écouter ?
Quoi écouter ? Dans cette optique, donc, c'est chose déterminante de trouver des outils qui nous conviennent pour choisir, trier, et organiser les contenus. Une parenthèse. Tout ça pour dire : choisir, trier et organiser les contenus est une question centrale. C'est toujours une question de degré. Après ce long préambule, je vous invite donc à jeter un oeil à mon profil Scoop.it. Ce n'est qu'un début; bien d'autres choses sont à venir. PS. Plates-formes de curation | SocialCompare - Site communautaire de comparatifs. Comparateur collaboratif S'inscrire Se connecter Se connecter Déconnexion Mon Espace - Plates-formes de curation Internet > Communications > Curation J'aime 19 mars 2020 01:47:47 Comparatif des plates-formes de curation Inclure 2011-03-11 15:58:42 2020-03-19 01:47:47 Curation Comparison of social bookmarking curation tools and services.
Plus de comparatifs Commentaires voir les commentaires plus anciens Laisser un commentaire S'inscrireSe connecter SocialCompare Le comparateur collaboratif pour créér et partager des tableaux comparatifs. © 2010 - 2020 SocialCompare. Storify launches public beta: Curation is a core news skill. April 28, 2011 {*style:<b>Word has been spreading about the intriguing online curation tool Storify . So far only a select group of private beta users have been able to use it. This week Storify entered its public beta phase, so now anyone can try it. </b>*} News has always been social. Curation is quickly becoming a core skill for news professionals. By finding sources, choosing quotes, and framing context, journalists have always been engaging in a curatorial process.
Digital curation starts with learning the value of retweeting selectively, participating in Flickr photo pools, creating YouTube playlists, using Facebook for engagement and more. Recently the Register Citizen (Torrington, CT) announced that one of its 18 newsroom positions will be dedicated to digital curation. Storify is not the only digital curation tool out there. The key is to , using whichever tools are available to you. Digital curation tools will evolve. . “2. Verify sources and confirm Tweet content. Thanks! Storyful. Content Curation in Action - Darwin Awareness Engine Blog. Plates-formes de curation | SocialCompare - Site communautaire de comparatifs.