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Gideon Burton

Content Curation World - 1 views

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    An excellent aggregation of content related to curation (recommended by Ellis Dyck)
Gideon Burton

Romain David: Web, entrepreneuriat…Blog perso de l'un des fondateurs de Wisem... - 1 views

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    French blog post showing the evolution of the web toward curation as a main mode.
Gideon Burton

Flickr: Galleries - 1 views

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    Curating content is easy using flickr's Galleries feature for selecting and introducing a set of photos.
Greg Williams

Teaching in Social and Technological Networks « Connectivism - 0 views

  • What is the role of a teacher?
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      And what is the role of education? Hard to know what the teacher should be doing if we can't answer that
  • How can we achieve clear outcomes through distributed means? How can we achieve learning targets when the educator is no longer able to control the actions of learners?
  • control is being replaced with influence.
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  • A curator is an expert learner.
  • they don’t adhere to traditional in-class teacher-centric power structures. A curator balances the freedom of individual learners with the thoughtful interpretation of the subject being explored.
Gideon Burton

Video Games as Art (with tweet) · pcbills · Storify - 0 views

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    In addition to discussing an important topic in digital culture, Paul Bills exemplifies here a new format for the academic essay: Storify used to curate content to make and to frame claims about a topic.
Gideon Burton

Trailmeme - 0 views

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    A unique service for curating a set of thematically related websites using a visual mapping metaphor.
Brandon McCloskey

Crowdsourcing: Turning customers into creative directors - 1 views

  • "What we think is good for the consumer doesn't matter - it's what the consumer thinks is good that matters."
  • When you link the consumer to the manufacturer there are huge areas of opportunity
  • It's the internet, of course, that makes crowdsourcing possible - on a global scale.
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  • But there are pitfalls. "The biggest caveat is the issue of curation. It's great you opening the gates up to everybody - but all of a sudden you're going to get a lot more stuff."
  • "We later learned that it was this revolutionary business model. I think the reason it's so pure like that is the reason it's worked so well as a crowdsourcing company."
  • "I think that the way companies are seeing crowdsourcing is a lot different from the way we see it. They are looking at it as this new business model, as a way to outsource your work to an anonymous crowd of people. We're more about giving people something productive to do with their passions."
  • it's not so much the software that makes the company, it's the community
  • "It's an affordable way to be ahead. You're able to see what your customers are thinking and what they're dreaming of, and you're able to measure that against what you're doing."
  • His concern is that by "mining" the crowd in this way, the wealth that results from the work done remains concentrated in the hands of the people who put out the call - ultimately endangering jobs and the economy. Mr Lanier also believes that crowdsourcing threatens creativity.
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    Examples of successful crowdsourcing
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