As I navigate through my Google Reader, I am, once again, drawn to Joyce Valenza's blog,
Neverendingsearch. Recently, she has been blogging about curating with students. This week, she highlights "
A few good scoops for us," teacher-librarians.
Scoop.it is a new to me, but I can already see the value in it. Using
Scoop.it, one can get feeds from a variety of sources on any given topic and start curating. In her post, Joyce Valenza shares some Scoop.its for teacher-librarians. Using,
Jing, I took a picture of one of the Scoop.its recommended under the heading, Education and Technology. This is a screencast of the heading of Kim Tairi's Scoop.it,
Educational Technology and Libraries.
The screencast below captures a few of the snipets
Kim Tairi has chosen to curate. It's visually appealing and user-friendly. I can see myself using
Scoop.it as a communication tool with my colleagues.
On a side note, I am pleased that I was able to capture a screen shot of the Scoop.it above. In lieu of, or in addition to, providing a link to this Scoop.it, I can highlight parts for discussion using
Jing. Very handy!
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