[EDTECH-2] Content curation
Web is full of information, which needs to be stored and curated. In this lesson I learnt how to categorize and store interesting content found from the net.
1. What is content curation?
According to Beginners Guide to Curation, the process of content curation is the act of sorting through large amounts of content on the web and presenting the best posts in a meaningful and organized way. The process can include sifting, sorting, arranging, and placing found content into specific themes, and then publishing that information.
Christoforos Pappas from elearningindustry explains in his blog post "Top 10 Free Content Curation Tools For Teachers" that "finding educational content in the web is no big deal - but managing it, is. Educational content curation is the art – rather than the act – of sorting out the vast amounts of educational content on the web and organizing them around a specific educational topic in a coherent way".
2. Curation in the scientific literature
- Ovadia, Steven. "Digital content curation and why it matters to librarians." Behavioral & Social Sciences Librarian 32.1 (2013): 58-62.
- Ungerer, L. (2016). Digital curation as a core competency in current learning and literacy: A higher education perspective. International Review of Research in Open and Distributed Learning: IRRODL, 17(5), 1-27.



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