1. Identify relevant sources of information on Twitter and on the web before creating a Paper.li
Launched in 2010 by the Swiss company Small Rivers, Paper.li is a web application capable of automatically extracting links from Twitter, Facebook, Google+ and other RSS feeds, analyzing the information they contain and ultimately rendering the information it deems most relevant, within a web journal structured into sections, even integrating videos and photos.
Before creating a Paper.li , you need to define a theme, a specific area in which you wish to disseminate information. To do this, it's best to define your subject precisely, so as not to run the risk of generating a publication that's a little too far removed from the initial theme.
The creation of a Paper.li can be based on several parameters:
keywords (or "hashtags" in Twitter), which the application uses to search for the most relevant...
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Identify relevant sources of information on Twitter and on the web before creating a Paper.li
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http://fr.slideshare.net/UrfistRennes/ : "Disseminating watch results with "curation" tools: Scoop.it, Paper.li". This slideshow is a support for the Urfist de Rennes course on curation tools, led on May 3, 2012 by Marie-Laure Malingre and Alexandre Serres. In particular, it explains how to use Scoop.it and Paper.li.
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