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Content Curation World
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What a Content Curator Needs To Know: How, Tools, Issues and Strategy
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Robin Good
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Robin Good's insight:
A curated selection of the best search engines organized according to what you need to find. Useful. Great example of how to create a useful, curated information resource. Free to use. Full resource: http://www.noodletools.com/debbie/literacies/information/5locate/adviceengine.html 
Steve Whitmore's curator insight,
June 17, 2014 7:59 AM
Good reference list. I didn't realize there were so many search engines. 
ManufacturingStories's curator insight,
August 14, 2014 5:22 PM
For more resources on Social Media & Content Curation visit http://bit.ly/1640Tbl
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Fest300 is a great example of content curation at work. The site is a gateway to the most interesting festivals around the world, organized into several categories, from art and performance events, to music, health, food and religious celebrations. For each selected festival a dedicated info-page curated by founder Chip Conley provides detailed info about the event, the location, accomodation and driving info, key takeaways, photos, video clips, ratings and things to pay attention to. Social comments provide also additional valuable info. An excellent resource for world travellers, and a fantastic curation example to inspire web publishers and passionate entrepreneurs alike. Free to use. Check it out now: http://www.fest300.com/worlds-best-festivals 
Zoé Dmn's curator insight,
March 10, 2015 11:23 AM
Les meilleurs festivals au monde... Liste, présentation et photos...
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Robin Good's insight:
If you are looking for some oustanding examples of curation at work here's one that should not be missed. A collection of collections, the Typologist is a unique site curated by Diana Zlatanovski, Museologist at The Museum of Fine Arts, Boston and Photographer at The Typology, and showcasing interesting objects and photo typologies that she has found around the world. Recommended. 
Mr Tozzo's curator insight,
May 22, 2013 10:14 AM
A Collection of Collections: The Typologist by Diana Zlatanovski
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Robin Good: Third article in a series analyzing great examples of curated content at work. This time is the turn of two great curated web magazines, Intel's recent IQ and Adobe's established CMO.com. Excellent review and analysis by Justin Lambert on the Intigi blog. If your company is considering taking on content curation these are definitely good examples to look at. Good analysis. 8/10 Full article - Part 3: http://blog.intigi.com/lessons-learned-from-top-curating-sites-adobes-cmo-and-intels-iq/ |
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An excellent showcase of best practices in curating content in education while using different tools and services. Sue Waters pulls together a great number of very good examples, of how curated content can be effectively used in education. The analysis includes relevant statistical data on the use of content curation tools, and several chapters providing examples of how different types of content curation tools have been effectively utilized within an educational context. Tools covered: Storify, Slideshare, Scoop.it, Pinterest, Tweetdeck, Flipboard, Popplet, Mindmeister. Resourceful. 8/10 Full report: http://theedublogger.com/2014/06/12/curation/ Reading time: 6' 
Alina Dogaru's curator insight,
December 19, 2014 4:42 AM
Forstå og komme i gang med kurator tjenester.
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Curah! is a new site focusing on curating the best tech answers available online. Targeted mainly at developers, the new Microsoft information portal has been designed to provide curated answers on topics ranging from high-level technology descriptions to deep technical articles covering specific problems that developers commonly face. By exploring the home page you can already find a set of gret examples of curated answers in which a Microsoft trusted expert has collected a set of artcìicles and online resources highly relevant to a specific topic. "We’ve developed Curah! as a way to help customers discover great technical content. Curah! has a very specific purpose: to help people searching in Bing or Google find annotated collections of great content that specifically target common user questions." My comment: A great example of the value that content curation can provide to customers, developers as well as to the public at large. The choice of starting the site with great examples to follow-up on is also the best possible approach to guide and train future contributors on what is expected of them. A great model for the many specialized curated answer sites that will spring up in coming years.
Free to use. Check it out now here: http://curah.microsoft.com/ FAQ: http://curah.microsoft.com/32226/curah-frequently-asked-questions 
Olinda Turner's curator insight,
November 20, 2013 5:38 PM
A new site focused on providing technical answers.
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Videry is a great example of video curation at work. Videry is a hand-curated collection of over 30 great video clips for web designers. The beauty and value of this collection, in the context of curation is in the following:
Where it could do better:
P.S.: I think this clean design used in this collection is so effective that I wish there was a service prividing the ability to create curated video collections with such information design elegance.
Free to see. Check it out now: http://www.videry.me/index.php Facebook stream: https://www.facebook.com/videry.me Google+ stream: https://plus.google.com/106097967197719138860/posts 
Martin (Marty) Smith's curator insight,
June 18, 2013 6:16 AM
This is a cool new tool for "video curation".
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Robin Good: During the recent virtual and live conference Emerge2012, in which I had the opportunity to run a workshop on Content Curation for Education, I have collaboratively started a collection of great examples of curation for education.
It is a starting point. Suggestions on what would be valuable to add, to my initial set of examples are highly welcome. Use the comments section here below or send a tweet to @robingood. Original map: http://www.mindomo.com/mindmap/curation-in-education-great-examples-17e12a3a798f4bdf8d07552e7f610f65 |
UsefulScience is a curated collection of useful science info summaries delivered in 5-second bytes.
UScience contains one paragraph long citations or excerpts from research papers, magazine articles or other relevant scientific sources to which it links directly to.
Useful information bytes are organized into 12 different categories ranging from creativity to sleep, with fitness, health, education, persuasion and productivity in between.
A great example of content curation at work, it shows in an immediately tangible way, how the time consuming work of gathering, vetting and presenting information in a simple and digestible format can give life to highly valuable information / educational resources.
Well organized, legible, easy to navigate and full of useful gems this is certainly a great inspirational model for how to best use a content curation approach to create high value from existing content and resources.
Free to use.
Try it out now: http://usefulscience.org/
More info: http://usefulscience.org/about
Added to Great Examples of Content Curation at Work Pinterest collection.