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Teachers, students can create online magazine with Scoop.it The magazine creation web site, Scoop.it, allows teachers and students to easily become curators of information on a variety of topics. Name your topic, decide where you want Scoop.it to look for content -- Twitter, Google+, YouTube and others -- and Scoop.it does the rest.

Also need to include a more extensive concept of digital curation - the idea of adding value by your comments and evaluation of recommended resources, not just collecting a whole bunch of stuff. There are a whole bunch of blogs e.g. http://d20innovation.d20blogs.org/2012/07/07/understanding-content-curation/ and scoop.it pages on this topic e.g. http://www.scoop.it/t/digital-curation-for-teachers

Curating the best "scooped" education topics from Scoop.it.

Scoop.it! page with "links" to sites about technology, including many great applications, found from Twitter.

digital curation scoop.it page curated by Joyce Seitzinger @catspyjamasnz 

My License to Read blog I created to use as a model for students has taken on a life of its own.

A student remarked that he liked getting to know the person behind the teacher and that's what my posts apparently showed him. (I refer to my blog in class occasionally so he knew how to find it. I don't make them read it!)

A scoop.it magazine page which collates websites and resources for using online video for educational purposes. Focus is on the use of existing video resources rather than creating your own video resources.

One of my ScoopIt sites. ScoopIt is an easy to use content curation tool. http://www.scoop.it

Curated collection of technology resources that teachers can use today on the classroom

Slideshare on how to use Scoop.it

Create topic-centric media.

social studies resources

A great use of twitter and collecting links shared from a hash tag conversation