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We need a new pedagogy, problem-focused on things kids are interested in, as Harold suggests, and focusing on their informationseeking and experimentation and evaluation and the self-learning skills, not on rote exercise of skills. I don’t do long-division anymore. Do you graph sentences?
As Clay Shirky said here : Curation comes up when search stopsworking…[and] when people realize that it isn't just about informationseeking,it's also about synchronizing a community. More on the specific skills we need to develop to beeffective curators in my next post.
As the author quotes, “Curation comes up when people realize that it isn’t just about informationseeking, it’s also about synchronizing a community.” This FastCompany article dives into the impact curation is having online, especially as related to the creators who are initially responsible for the shared content.
As the author quotes, “Curation comes up when people realize that it isn’t just about informationseeking, it’s also about synchronizing a community.” This FastCompany article dives into the impact curation is having online, especially as related to the creators who are initially responsible for the shared content.
Experienced employees can be encouraged to comment on what’s posted so that you instigate a feedback loop that helps improve the quality and relevance of the information provided. Informationseeking: Twitter and Blogs.
After this, you have to: Filter the most relevant information. Seek reliable sources of learning materials. Chronology puts information in a timeline format. The eLearning Industry claims that knowing the needs of your learners is the first step to effectively mastering the art of content curation.
One of the best ways to help learners here is by creating a community where they can benefit from collaborating and discussing various projects online and learn from one another when in doubt about the new information. Seeking user feedback is another important area to take care of here.
This will change over the next 18 months due to telecomm policy in India, and it will be interesting to see how information-seeking changes!) So because Googling is nonfunctional in this setting, and discussion groups and emails are equally painful, it is very difficult to get either answers or training from the "outside" world.
” Clay Shirky , NYU professor and author of Cognitive Surplus: Creativity and Generosity in a Connected Age , explains this aspect best: "Curation comes up when people realize that it isn't just about informationseeking, it's also about synchronizing a community.”
And, as Clay Shirky has said: “Curation comes up when people realize that it isn’t just about informationseeking, it’s also about synchronizing a community.”. In a minute I’ll give you the story of a company that saved over fifty million dollars with a low-budget curation program.
The more you can build on old information and make new connections, the better it will stick. And it will also encourage information-seeking, to go further and look for more information. ‘Oh, I didn’t know I could use that there. Oh, that’s new, I’ll explore that.’.
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