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Per anar-ne aprenent :-)

Eduki interesgarriak elkarbanatzea zertan datzan era errazean ulertzeko infografia. 

See my Brickflow example here:

http://rbauerpt.blogspot.com/2013/08/start-lean-fitness.html

buena presentación de Cuntent Curation en Español... sencilla y al grano

Importante aportación breve pero precisa de lo que cada uno tiene que realizar como usuario asiduo de la web (2.0), sobre todo si está comprometido (a) en realizar labor profesional académica, es parte de un entrenamiento cibercognitivo y tecno pedagógico, -agregaría- dentro de la formación y evidencia de las competencias digitales, un nuevo estandar de la cibercultura.

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1. Scoop.it – Follow experts in your field

2. Storify – Create or Find Stories

3. List.ly – Find your perfect list

4. Newsle:  Track when people are in the news

5. Bundle up your content with Bundlepost

6. Paper.li:  Produce or follow a newspaper

7. Curata:  Curate Your Own Blog and Share content

8. Postplanner

9. Triberr – Find content from trusted bloggers

La importancia de la curación de contenidos: filtrar contenidos de calidad

Complet! Gracias

My current absorption with Pearltrees started with an exploration of Robin Good's incredible structure.  To be studied, admired and shared.

¡Excelente! ¡Menudo trabajo!

Curación de Contenidos para Community Managers

The Euro American Masonic Open Forum will use content curation for active engagement with students, facully, and other contributors and learners in the years ahead.  The subject matter concerns all aspects of  Freemasonry and wider civil society around the world since the seventeenth and eighttenh centuryies.     

Content curation for efl teachers.  Great share, thanks.

If you were looking for a way to create a Pinterest-like board, that can integrate web sites, images, video clips and files, and that you can embed within your content, like this, then you should give a good look to LookBooks.

LookBooks is a web service which allows you to curate embeddable visual information boards in which you can organize all content types.

A LookBook looks somewhat like a Pinterest board in which you can manually arrange individual tiles and integrate multiple types of information items, alongside your notes and comments to tell a story or to contextualize the different items presented.

LookBooks can be easily shared, published on the LookBookHQ web site or embedded on any site or blog and can be easily measured in terms of traffic and usage analytics.

Free 30-day trial.

Paid plans (targeted at enterprise customers): $250-2500/mo

My comment: There is a long-standing and growing need for a curation tool, that while extending Pinterest style visual collection abilities provided the ability to manually arrange board items, to include information objects beyond simple images and to be embedded on any web site or blog.

LookBooks fulfills therefore a growing need that Pinterest may not be interested in leveraging yet. Unfortunately LookBooks has chosen a pricing strategy and free-trial strategy (someone has to contact you to get you in) that cuts it out of getting any early traction through early adopters and, as a consequence, I think it may remain a model for other newcomers to exploit more than a useful tool that I can recommend you to take on your toolkit right away.

Interesting nonetheless.

More info: http://lookbookhq.com

LookBook example integrated in an article: http://contentmarketinginstitute.com/2013/06/essential-content-templates-checklists/

Other LookBook examples: http://lookbookhq.com/content/#section=example

http://lookbookhq.com/content/gallery/