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Like I write in my previous post Content curation is the act of continually identifying, organizing, and sharing the best and most relevant content on a specific topic or issue online . I think curation tools are gateway through knowledge and semantic web 3.0 in XXI Century Education . For this reason I launch #edtech20 curation and semantic project global project where teachers worldwide can join free  to discover toghether step by step the way through semantic web 3.0 and to post in this blog .
Dear members of  ike I write in my previous post I want to post  about new edtools used in #edtech20 curation and semantic project in XXI Century Education and I invite you to join this free project and fill up this document with your information  and after I will invite you to collaborate in this blog and  #edtech20 PLN                                                                  and wiki . You can contact me also  at webmaster@luciandumateachweb20.eu for more informations . Dear PLN if you enjoy my blog post I invite you to share and add comments .

Today I present you Chirpstory  is an application to help manage your Twitter account and share Tweets in a fun and information fashion. A complete curation experience you won't find anywhere else.Chirpstory automatically loads the latest Tweets from your Twitter stream. You can also load Tweets from a specific user, keyword, or list and Organize favorite Tweets, conversations, and themed hashtags together to create fun and easy-to-read narratives out of the Twitter experience. Simply drag and drop Tweets into a timeline, edit, and then share your "Story" with the world. . Here I made my Chirpstory and in this story I will write my favorite curation edtools in #education20 .  http://chirpstory.com/li/1603







Now let's see how to use this social media curation tool 

How do I start?

A Twitter account is all that you need to start using Chirpstory. Simply login via Twitter, click to allow Chirpstory access to your account, and you're ready to go. Chirpstory will not send Tweets or alter your account information without your permission.

Save interesting Stories to your Storybook


Chirpstory lets you comment on favorite Stories and save them to your Storybook. When logged in, simply click the small star mark next to a Story's title to add it to your Storybook. You also have the option of simultaneously sharing the Story's URL as a Tweet to notify your friends.

Check who's Chirpifying your Tweets


Chirpstory automatically notifies you of Stories featuring your Tweets. Click the "Stories With Your Tweets" button in the upper right-hand corner and see who's quoting you.

Delete your Tweets from Stories

If you wish to delete your Tweets from a Story, you can either contact the Story's author or delete your Tweets directly. Open the Story's "Options" Menu and select "Delete Your Tweets." This will display a "Delete" button in the upper right hand corner of your Tweets, allowing you to remove them at your discretion. Be careful, however, as you cannot restore your to Tweets to a Story after deleting them. Also, please be aware that a message indicating that you deleted your Tweets will be displayed at the top of the Story.

Tell a Story!



Click the "Create Story" button in the top right hand corner to get started. On the "Create Story" page, you can make a Story simply by dragging and dropping Tweets from the lefthand column to the right. More detailed adjustments can be made from the editing panel at the bottom of the screen.

Editing Panel, Left Side


User Timeline

Load your standard Twitter timeline with all the accounts you follow.

Replies

Load replies to your Tweets.

Favorites

Load your Favorites from Twitter.

Copy Selected


Move selected Tweets from the lefthand column to the right. This button appears after you have selected one or more Tweets.

Copy All


Move all Tweets from the lefthand column to the right.

Clear

Delete all Tweets displayed in the lefthand column.

Keyword Search


Search Twitter for Tweets featuring keywords of interest to you. A space between multiple words allows you search for several keywords at once.

User Search


Type in a user's name to load their Tweets. A space between multiple usernames allows you to search for several users at once.

Load List


Click this button to load Tweets in a list made on Twitter.

Editing Panel, Right Side


Add Media

An editing tool to freely insert video links, text commentary, and other non-Tweet content.

RT

A tool to automatically delete Tweets beginning with "RT."

Duplicates

A tool to remove multiple copies of the same Tweet, leaving only one.

Chronological Order


A tool to list Tweets in the order in which they were originally posted.

Reverse Order

A tool to list Tweets in reverse chronological order.

Clear

Delete all Tweets displayed in the righthand column.

Load Tweets


You can load a specific Tweet by inputing its unique URL.

Create Story

Click here to publish your creation!

Publishing a Story

When you are ready to release your Story, click the "Create Story" button at the bottom right and fill in relevant information in the dialog box.

Add Story Title

Enter a title for your creation.

Add Story Description

Enter a description of your piece. URLs and account names beginning with "@" will automatically convert to hyperlinks. If you enter URL links to pictures or videos, the first URL's preview picture will be displayed as a title image.

Select Category


Please select only one category for your Story.

Tags

Please enter tags for you Story with spaces between multiple tags. You can set up to ten tags for each Story you publish.

Story Settings


Please choose how you would like your Story to be published. "Free Edit" allows users besides the author to edit the Story's content. "Public" publishes the Story but does not allow editing by other users. "Private" keeps a Story unpublished and allows only the author to view it.

Announcement

Automatically send a Tweet that announces the contents of your list.

Change a Story's Settings


Open the "Options" menu (located below a Story's title) to change Title, Tags, Story Settings, etc.

Change Settings

Click here to change a Story's Title, Description, Tags, Story Settings, etc. Only the author has access to this feature.

Edit Story

Click here to change a Story's contents. The "Create Story" page will open, allowing you to edit Tweets in the usual fashion. When a Story is set to "Free Edit" users other than the author will also have access to this feature.

Delete Story

Delete a Story. Please be aware that deleted Stories are permanently erased.
If you know other curation edtools like these please live a comment .


Like I write in my previous post Content curation is the act of continually identifying, organizing, and sharing the best and most relevant content on a specific topic or issue online . I think curation tools are gateway through knowledge and semantic web 3.0 in XXI Century Education . For this reason I launch #edtech20 curation and semantic project global project where teachers worldwide can join free  to discover toghether step by step the way through semantic web 3.0 and to post in this blog and follow me. I am very happy today because  I have 50 000 visitators on my scoop.it topics .

Curation has always been an underrated form of creation and it is generally the selection of, care for and presentation of the objects entered into a collection, whether that collection is physical (such as items in a museum) , digital (such as entries in Wikipedia) . Today I use gr8 curation tools many in beta for curating social media ( tools, apps, articles , blog posts , tweets , videos , photos and much more ) like scoop.it , perltrees , postano , shareist , storify , chirpstory , curated.by and bagtheweb .
 My favorite are 4 scoop.it , pearltrees , postano , shareist, but every day appear new curation tools who prepair the aparition of Semantic Web who is driving the evolution of the current Web by enabling users to find, share, and combine information more easily . For example delicious tool is a kind of curation, but this new curation tools allows your readers to add comments and suggestion for evry post .
The emphasis of curation may vary among:
The selection process - such as the use of expertise or expert advice to decide what items or content should be added to a collection or archive.
The caretaking process - controlling the decay of historical object (such as census records) .
Presentation - determining how objects or records are displayed, including what metadata will be displayed along with them.
2011 is the begining of New Era of Curation and every day appear new awesome social media curation tools like write Mashable in the article 4 Promising Curation Tools That Help Make Sense of the web . When I read Mashable's article I allready used Pearltrees http://pearltrees.com/#/web20education and after I made #edtech20 team on pearltrees . When Tim Berners Lee originally conceived of the Internet, he envisioned three principal functions and I think that is curation
Allow anyone to access any type of document
Allow everyone to disseminate his or her own documents
Allow everyone to organize the entire collection of documents

Brian Solis write also in his website about curation and curators who play an important role in the evolution of new media, the reach of material information, and the social nicheworks that unite as a result. Curators promote interaction, collaboration, as well as education around the topics that are important to them. As such, services that empower curators will fill the void between creation and consumption. Forrester’s estimation of consumers of social content will erode from 70% to much lower numbers as many ease into social networking through curation – sharing with others the content that captivates their attention. The ease of doing so forever converts the static consumer into a productive curator or perhaps one day, a full fledged creator.
With creation and curation increasing the exchange of information commerce, we are moving new media toward the mainstream creating bridges between social and traditional media and the people who connect around related information. As such, what you discover and equally what you share creates an information economy rich with contextual and topical relevance linked through shared experiences.

I want to collaborate in #edtech20 project with teachers worldwide and to discuss about new tools and apps web 2.0 , social media , and semantic web 3.0 . We will discover toghether how to use many edtools , apps and widgets related to mlearning, wikis , blogs , microblogs , social networking , news readers and news agregators , animation , cloud words , online communities , on-line web conferencing , chats and webinars , bookmarking , sharing using videos , photos , interactive presentations , documents , podcast and audio . I am in the top scoop.it curators ( 30 000 visitors on my topics )and for this reason I made a scoopit curation topic and also a blog for my favorite topics

1.#curation http://edtech20curationprojectineducation.blogspot.com/


google chrome , tools , apps and more in education 2.0 


4.#mlearning http://mlearningedtoolsandappsineducation20.blogspot.com/



5.#elearning http://elearningappsandtoolsineducation20.blogspot.com/
  
6. Second Life http://teacherluciandumasecondlife.blogspot.com/

In conclusion let's make a big curation #edtech20 PLN and toghether we will discover semantic web 3.0 . I invite you to join FREE this project and complete this google doc with your informations http://tinyurl.com/doc-edtech20project and after I will invite you to became a member in our ning network http://web20ineducation2010.ning.com/ and in our wiki
I will make a page on #edtech20 wiki with all collaborators http://web20andsocialmediaineducation2010.wikispaces.com/1.1.+edtech20+project+collaborators+ . All the members who will be involved in this project will use #edtech20 hastag and are invited to curate with me if they use scoopit and if not to add their comments and feedback about what I and other members share in this curation topics and also we will collaborate in our facebook page http://tinyurl.com/edtech20facebook .
I write this words about #edtech20 project, but your advices , comments and feed-back is welcome .

I invite you also to see my #edtech20 glog






This topic is curated by Lucian http://bit.ly/Lucian20 founder of #edtech20#socialmedia #curation project http://tiny.cc/edtech20 and if you like this post share and comment and also kindly I invite you to join free this project herehttp://tiny.cc/docedtech20 and follow https://twitter.com/#!/web20education Also join our facebook page here http://tinyurl.com/edtech20facebook and our PLNhttp://web20ineducation2010.ning.com/ . Also I write when I don't tweet and curate in gr8 blogs here http://weblist.me/curation. I invite you to subscribe free to #socialmedia#curation blog
http://feeds.feedburner.com/edtech20CurationSemanticProjectInEducation ; web 2.0 blog
http://feeds.feedburner.com/Web20SocialMediaInSafetyModeInEducation ; Google Plus Blog
http://feeds.feedburner.com/GooglePlusChromeToolsAppsAndMoreInEducation20
mLearning blog http://feeds.feedburner.com/MlearningEdtoolsAndAppsIneducation20
and my first blog with gr8 tools and appshttp://feeds.feedburner.com/MyPln-PersonalLearningNetwork




Like I write in my previous post Content curation is the act of continually identifying, organizing, and sharing the best and most relevant content on a specific topic or issue online . I think curation tools are gateway through knowledge and semantic web 3.0 in XXI Century Education . For this reason I launch #edtech20 curation and semantic project global project where teachers worldwide can join free  to discover toghether step by step the way through semantic web 3.0 and to post in this blog .
Dear members of  ike I write in my previous post I want to post  about new edtools used in #edtech20 curation and semantic project in XXI Century Education and I invite you to join this free project and fill up this document with your information  and after I will invite you to collaborate in this blog and  #edtech20 PLN                                                                  and wiki . You can 
contact me also  at webmaster@luciandumateachweb20.eu for more informations .
Today I present you BagtheWeb to Curate Web content to make your own topic bags. Publish and share your expertise. Bagging is teaching and learning.
BagTheWeb helps users curate Web content. For any topic, you can create a "bag" to collect, publish, and share any content from the Web. Beyond most curation tools' capability, BagTheWeb enables users to build networks of bags. Via bags, users can collect, publish, and share curated Web content in a simple and exciting way. Web content forms content networks, users form social networks, and content and social networks further connect.  This way bags can be linked together to provide rich and complete information about any topic. For this reason Bag the Web  an evolving Web.                                                                                  

For Teachers

Collect teaching materials. Create bags for students to study and assign homework.

For Students

Build bags to collect information for your courses, project, and homework.

For Researchers

Bag what your discover from search. Share knowledge and results with colleagues.

For Lifelong Learners

Keep your passion on interested topics by bagging. Develop personal knowledge base.
BagTheWeb is unique for  the following core feature :
  • Bag: A special webpage with an individual URL, it aggregates a group of relevant Web links.
  • Rich media: Video, images, tweets from selected sites can be automatically embeded into bags when users add their links.
  • Post: It is a blog post created inside a bag. It is listed at the right location in a bag for its content relevancy, instead of reverse chronological order with regular blogs.
  • Bag network: Users can link other relevant bags to the ones they create.
  • Bookmarklet: Users can click the bookmarklet to curate webpages when they surf the Web.
  • Embed tool: Bags can be embedded to users' website or blogs as reference.
  • Social functions: Users can follow other users and recommend bags for them to read.
  • Hashtag: Users add hashtags to bags in comments or recommendations and click on hashtags to find relevant bags.
  • Sharing: Users can share bags via Facebook and Twitter. They also can email them to friends.                                                         Here you can see my first bagtheweb :)                                                                                                                                                 

If you enjoy my blog posts and you know other curation edtool please live a comment .


Dear teachers today I selected from may #edtools a curation beta tool ,, scrible does for research what gmail did for email.” and I want to present you  new scrible's changing how the world works online by transforming Web-based research but I hope will be free for education

About
Even though the world uses the Internet to research nearly everything for work, school and home (job postings, press releases, Wikipedia articles, medical info, etc.), most folks still use old-school ways of annotating, organizing and sharing online info (printing to mark by hand, copying/pasting into Word, etc.). It's archaic, laborious and a waste of time. We're changing that. We're bringing Web-based research into the Internet Era by empowering people to mark up web pages in the browser and manage and collaborate on them online. And that's just the start... We've got much more planned in a variety of areas to help people manage the mounds of info they're pulling off the Web everyday.
scrible: collaborate on research with power & ease
·         richly annotate web pages in multiple colors & styles
·         save web research online & access it from anywhere
·         use simple keywords to search full text of saved research
·         use tags to quickly and easily organize research by topic
·         easily share annotated web research with others via email
·         new create project-specific digital research libraries
·         new set permissions to selectively share libraries with others

research without scrible
Outdated methods of online research
·         printing & filing hard-copies of web research
·         manually annotating print-outs of web pages
·         copy-paste from web browser into documents
Online research poses many problems
·         proper sourcing of research avoided/forgotten
·         lost referenced pages result in broken links
·         copy-paste or archiving pages distorts layout
Your research info is trapped in silos
·         one person maintains stacks of printouts
·         another has a document of links & excerpts
·         critical findings can't be shared with others

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