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=Proposed Curation Process= | =Proposed Curation Process= | ||
For each new competency page that goes live on Webmaker site, | |||
# New page is published with CTA to "Submit/Curate" | |||
# | # Community feature blog post created by Kat for that competency, surfacing key content and user stories | ||
Kat | # Kat/Chris/Matt share "Submit your own resource!" and "Curate with us!" CTAs widely on Discourse, Training, website and blog. | ||
# | # Quarterly community curation sprints (like the first Textbook sprint this spring in Toronto) are held to get the community involved in determining the next round of site content. First community curation sprint will be mid July, potentially at Vancouver Hive and online. | ||
Kat/Chris/Matt share "Submit your own resource!" | |||
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Quarterly community curation sprints (like the first Textbook sprint this spring in Toronto) are held to get the community involved in determining the next round of site content. First community curation sprint will be mid July, potentially at Vancouver Hive and online. | |||
=Curation Sprint Bugs= | =Curation Sprint Bugs= | ||
Revision as of 20:24, 16 May 2014
Curation
The Web Literacy Map is a flexible specification of the skills that help learners get better at reading, writing and participating on the web, and Webmaker's user-generated content provides a key illustration of these literacies in action.
Proposed Curation Process
For each new competency page that goes live on Webmaker site,
- New page is published with CTA to "Submit/Curate"
- Community feature blog post created by Kat for that competency, surfacing key content and user stories
- Kat/Chris/Matt share "Submit your own resource!" and "Curate with us!" CTAs widely on Discourse, Training, website and blog.
- Quarterly community curation sprints (like the first Textbook sprint this spring in Toronto) are held to get the community involved in determining the next round of site content. First community curation sprint will be mid July, potentially at Vancouver Hive and online.