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Pinterest meets Evernote. Every day you surf and find amazing things on the internet. With Keeeb you can save sentences or paragraphs, single images and vide... Via Robin Good
Robin Good's comment,
September 28, 2013 1:56 PM
Hi David, Keeeb is a good tool if you need to collect and organize web resources, images or video. It's better than Pinterest functionality-wise but it does not have its audience. So my advice is try it out and see if it does what you need to do.
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Social content curation is an important building block of your inbound marketing strategy.
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content curation tips
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Increasingly, marketers are employing content curation -- the process of finding, organizing and sharing third-party content -- as a part of their content marketing efforts. Sample these 14 sources...
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sources for content curation
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Robin Good's Master New Media is a daily online magazine targeted at individuals, small businesses, communicators and media professionals passionate about communicating more effectively with new media technologies...
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growing collection of topics and interests curated by everyone
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Create topic pages with photos, videos, tweets and documents. Share them with everyone.
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If you do anything professionally related to online technology, you understand the immense amount of data you need to sort through each day. There are the daily content roundups, blogs to read, Facebook posts and to check, tweets to scroll through and news sites. That doesn’t include whatever else arrives in your in-box. I literally cannot keep up with all that I want to know about social media technology and its use for engagement, fundraising and advocacy. It’s really too much to know. That’s when I began trusting the curators.
Trusting the curators was a strategy I employed to begin to figure out what to read, what I needed to read, and what others whom I trusted thought was important to read. We cannot read it all. We cannot begin to imagine trying to read it all. We must trust to the curators. Trusting others to curate content has become my primary means for gathering relevant information about social media and particularly nonprofit technology.
Monica S Mcfeeters's curator insight,
April 25, 2014 11:52 PM
This is about what makes curating worth the time. 
John Rudkin's curator insight,
April 26, 2014 6:30 AM
Curation is all about trust. I too cut to the cause by keeping in the know via great curators. 
Joyce Cordus's curator insight,
April 30, 2014 2:23 AM
This is really helpful to get the best out of all these tools!
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curation, libguides, pathfinders, school libraries, teacher librarians, training
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libguides, curation, collection
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Compare Amplify vs BagTheWeb vs BlogBridge vs CIThread vs Chripstory vs ConnectN vs Curated.by vs CurationStation vs Eqentia vs Flockler vs HabitStream vs KeepStream vs Knowledge Plaza vs Kweeper vs LinkedIn Today vs Storify vs Scoop.it ...
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Create stories using social media. Turn what people post on social media into compelling stories. Collect the best photos, video, tweets and more to publish them as simple, beautiful stories that can be embedded anywhere.
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A place to collect, organize, discover and share everything you like on the web...
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