October seemed to be the month for conferences and presentations for me. I presented twice with colleagues at the Georgia Library Association’s annual conference (COMO) and also late in October at Internet Librarian. With so much traveling and being out … Continue reading
Back in May, we explored one of today’s most popular content curation tools: Scoop.it! Today I would like to broaden that discussion and look at a number of other alternatives to Scoop.it!. There are different aspects of content curation that … Continue reading
For today’s blog, I’d like to take a break from the discussion of content curation tools in order to review a key book in the development of the content curation movement. In 2011, Steven Rosenbaum wrote Curation Nation: How to … Continue reading
This is the second in an intermittent series of posts I plan to write on the topic of content curation. You can see the first post introducing the content curation concept here. Today I’d like to continue our discussion by … Continue reading
If you are an academic librarian, you have been hearing about Data Curation, Content Curation, Information Curation or Digital Curation for years. And the terms can be applied in several different ways. There are the curation activities surrounding purchased library … Continue reading