Solving the Curation Equation
Learn about ways to curate content that will take less time but result in more resources.
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Digital Curation Step #4 – Learn a New Code
Okay. So let’s recap here. This week we are talking about how to overcome your digital hoarding addiction. Here’s what has happened so far: Step #1 – Admit You Have a Problem Step #2 – Restore Sanity Step #3 – Examine Your Past Errors (such as thinking one tool would solve all of your problems … Read more
Digital Curation Step #3 – Examine Past Errors
Click on these links if you missed them: Step #1 and Step #2. As I mentioned yesterday, I got thrown a curve in my quest to conquer my digital hoarding addiction. I thought the Pocket app would solve my problems by putting everything I wanted to save from Tweets and other online sources in one searchable … Read more
Digital Curation Step #2 – Restore Sanity
So, in yesterday’s post, I admitted that I have a digital hoarding problem that is way out of control. Think of it as storing the food in your pantry all over the house and then trying to remember where you hid the marshmallows. I decided to undertake the task of creating a more streamlined process for … Read more
Digital Curation Step #1 – Admit You Are a Hoarder
I’ve Scooped, Flipped, Bookmarked, Pinned, and Evernoted. My favorite hobby is collecting information. In fact, I can pretty much brag that I am GREAT at searching for information and saving it. The problem is that I am not good at remembering where I saved it. “Did I save that article in Flipboard or on one of … Read more
Flipboard for Educators
Flipboard is an app that is available at Google Play and on the iTunes Store. It is basically a curation tool, allowing you to collect feeds from the websites, blogs, tweets, etc… that interest you, and saving each as a “magazine” on your device. I have used Flipboard for awhile, and have done a couple … Read more