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Digital Curation in Education
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Using curation strategies to enhance teaching and learning in education contexts.
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Scoop.it!
http://BasicBlogTips.com Scoop.it is a free curation tool that you can use to bookmark your favorite topics online. In this tutorial I demonstrate how to use... 
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A while back now I reviewed a host of apps enabling students to create newspapers online. Scoop.it is a similar idea that enables users to “scoop” (or copy and paste) their favourite on...
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Using Scoop.it as your search field is a handy way to search a large number of curated articles. Since the articles are selected by individual 'experts' you tend to get a better set of initial results than you might find with a Google or Bing search. ~ Dennis
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http://BasicBlogTips.com Scoopit is a hot new curation tool that I mentioned in a previous video. You can add Scoopit to page on your WordPress or Blogger bl...
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From Technorati.com :
"It is really about how the cyber world is changing and shaping the needs and expectations which have evolved beyond mere key word search and how services like Scoop.it will meet those because Google won’t."
In this vibrant praise of Scoop.it, blogger Shred Pillai points out the changes we're seeing in the way we look for information. From basic search, we now look more and more for meaning and context from human experts. And this is what Scoop.it is curation is all about.
This article was also published on the Huffington Post and on Shred's blog, the Lasting Rose.
's comment July 7, 2012 7:19 AM
my guess: quite a long way until it happens.
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Scooped by Kim Flintoff |
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KF: Scoop.It's very own YouTube channel packed with tutorials and showcases of interesting curation activities.
