This document discusses using digital curation tools like Scoop.it in an undergraduate communications course to help students annotate bibliographies, reflect on sources, and analyze information. It provides examples of how Scoop.it allows students to curate relevant articles and references on topics like social media in higher education and share their annotations. The presentation encourages using these tools to enhance learning and information evaluation for students.
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1. Exploring the affordances of digital curation tools
in an undergraduate Communications
for ICT Course
Dr Amy Antonio & Neil Martin
Australian Digital Futures Institute (ADFI),USQ
Tuesday 5th March 2013
5. Scoop.it
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http://www.scoop.it/t/social-media-in-higher-education
6. References & credits
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Student by CollegeDegrees360. http://flic.kr/p/7xow5x. Used under a
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licence.
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7. Thank you!
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