How to Curate: Putting Curation into Practice for L&D
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These slides are used to support a talk exploring curation. Here's a sample description of such a talk: Curation is a term that is becoming more and more common in the learning industry. Unfortunately, most learning professionals do not understand what it is, let alone how to leverage it in their organizations. And yet, in an age of exponentially increasing information, the need for quality curation has never been greater. During this session we'll explore how to put curation into practice in your organization. We will discuss the key value-adds that are critical in quality curation, and where they fit into the curation workflow. We'll also explore examples of organizations and individuals that have used curation for learning, and some of the tools that are used for curation purposes.
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How to Curate: Putting Curation into Practice for L&D
- 1. How to Curate PUTTING CURATION INTO PRACTICE FOR LEARNING & DEVELOPMENT David Kelly EVP & Executive Director
- 5. Curation, especially in L&D, is a new topic that is still evolving. The value it will ultimately have for L&D is still being defined.
- 6. What is Digital Curation? Analytics Curator User Ratings
- 7. While there are many tools that identify themselves as curtaion tools, machines can not curate on their own. Only a human being can truly be a curator… at least for now.
- 9. In the digital age, we’re all curators
- 11. Aggregation Adapted from http://www.rohitbhargava.com/2011/03/the-5-models-of-content-curation.html Photo Credit: http://www.flickr.com/photos/cdeimages/3584213567/
- 12. Adapted from http://www.rohitbhargava.com/2011/03/the-5-models-of-content-curation.html Photo Credit: http://www.flickr.com/photos/_belial/3680829939// Filtering
- 13. Aggregation and Filtering are tasks that a computer can do for you based on a data query. Therefore, I do not believe Aggregation and Filtering qualify as curation.
- 14. Adapted from http://www.rohitbhargava.com/2011/03/the-5-models-of-content-curation.html Photo Credit: http://www.flickr.com/photos/islespunkfan/2622070266/ Elevation
- 15. Adapted from http://www.rohitbhargava.com/2011/03/the-5-models-of-content-curation.html Photo Credit: http://www.gregwilson.co.uk/2010/09/when-dorothy-met-floyd/ Mashups
- 16. Adapted from http://www.rohitbhargava.com/2011/03/the-5-models-of-content-curation.html Photo Credit: http://www.flickr.com/photos/brisbanecitycouncil/7750441218/ Timelines
- 17. There’s no such thing as personal curation. You filter and collect for yourself. You curate for others.
- 21. Curation’s Three Parts 1. Listen Listen data newsletters email blogs social media explore conversation discovery
- 22. Curation’s Three Parts 1. Listen 2. Analyze Listen data newsletters email blogs social media explore conversation discovery Analyze
- 23. Curation’s Three Parts 1. Listen 2. Analyze Listen data newsletters email blogs social media explore conversation discovery Analyze ideas culture insights context thoughts comments style
- 24. Curation’s Three Parts 1. Listen 2. Analyze 3. Share Listen data newsletters email blogs social media explore conversation discovery Analyze ideas culture insights context thoughts comments style Share
- 25. Curation’s Three Parts 1. Listen 2. Analyze 3. Share Listen data newsletters email blogs social media explore conversation discovery Analyze ideas culture insights context thoughts comments style Share links timely photos questions articles videos attribution filter
- 26. Curation’s Three Parts 1. Listen 2. Analyze 3. Share Listen data newsletters email blogs social media explore conversation discovery Analyze ideas culture insights context thoughts comments style Share links timely photos questions articles videos attribution filter Relevance Organize Volume
- 27. Curation’s Three Parts 1. Listen 2. Analyze 3. Share Listen data newsletters email blogs social media explore conversation discovery Analyze ideas culture insights context thoughts comments style Share links timely photos questions articles videos attribution filter Relevance Organize Volume Curation
- 28. There are actually four parts.
- 29. There’s one thing that is too often left out of the curation conversation.
- 30. Purpose
- 31. Purpose answers questions such as: • Why am I curating? • What goal is my curation supporting? • Who am I curating for? • What problem am I solving?
- 32. Your purpose creates parameters and constraints that focus your curation efforts
- 33. How to Curate
- 37. My First Backchannel Resources I collected for me and shared on my blog.
- 38. Analyze Share Listen Identify Your Purpose At first, what I was doing was not curation. I was simply collecting tweets and sharing them on my blog.
- 39. Analyze Share Listen Identify Your Purpose Purpose: To search a conference backchannel and share resources that could be valuable in sharing and expanding the learning from the conference.
- 40. Analyze Share Listen Identify Your Purpose Listen: I follow the hashtag on Twitter, searching for tweets that are sharing and expanding upon conference learning.
- 41. Analyze Share Listen Identify Your Purpose Analyze: For each identified tweet, I consider if there is value for others and if the resource goes against my curation standards.
- 42. Analyze Share Listen Identify Your Purpose Share: The curated resources are added to a dedicated post on my blog which is shared via social media.
- 48. Analyze Share Listen Identify Your Purpose This model can be applied to all of these examples.
- 50. Via Eli Pariser: Beware online "filter bubbles“ http://youtu.be/B8ofWFx525s
- 51. Via Eli Pariser: Beware online "filter bubbles“ http://youtu.be/B8ofWFx525s
- 52. Via Eli Pariser: Beware online "filter bubbles“ http://youtu.be/B8ofWFx525s
- 53. In Summary…
- 54. Curation isn’t just about collecting or filtering; it’s about adding value through context and analysis.
- 55. Curation requires a purpose. If you can’t identify why you are curating… don’t.
- 56. Curation isn’t just about delivering learning opportunities; it’s about providing opportunities for personal growth.
- 57. Questions? David Kelly http://elearningguild.com Personal Website: http://davidkelly.me Email: dkelly@elearningguild.com Twitter: @LnDDave facebook.com/davidkelly.me http://bit.ly/WCCuration