We live in an era of big data where information can be found almost everywhere. Hence, Content Curation is necessary to filter all the useful information from all over the web.  DGIST has developed our own curation platform named "D-curation (http://curation.dgist.ac.kr)" to manage and share social media content with users and other librarians. In this presentation, DGIST Library demonstrates how libraries face new challenges in relation to social media curation and share our experimental ways for the last two years with colleagues. 

1. D-curation: new ways for
DGIST Library to share
knowledge to library users

2. Founded as a
Research Institute

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4. Abstracts
We live in an era of big data where information can be
found almost everywhere. Hence, Content Curation is
necessary to filter all the useful information from all over
the web. DGIST has developed our own curation platform
named "D-curation (http://curation.dgist.ac.kr)" to manage
and share social media content with users and other
librarians. In this presentation, DGIST
Library demonstrates how libraries face new challenges in
relation to social media curation and share our
experimental ways for the last two years with colleagues.
Keywords: Social Media. Social Networking Service,
Curation, Contents Curation, Web 2.0, marketing tool
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5. Agenda
• D-curation
 Why we do
 What we do
 How we do
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6. WLIC 2006 & 2016
[WLIC IFLA 2006 in Seoul, Korea]
My first WLIC
[WLIC IFLA 2016 in Columbus, USA]
My second WLIC
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7. For the last 10 years…
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• Decline in book Borrowing in KR
<Source: KERIS(Korean Education and Research Information Service), rinfo.kr>

8. How about myself?
[ BOOK ] [ Social Networks ]
Author(s) recommended
Comprehensive, but old info
Collective intelligence
Fragmented, but real-time
★★★★★

9. How about you?
Free book? Free Wi-fi?
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10. How about students?
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11. How about scholars?
 Researchgate
 Mendeley
 Open Access
 Altmetric
 Sci-Hub
 #ICanHazPDF
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12. People consuming more information
nowadays than ever before
[ BOOK ] [ Social Media ]
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http://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2015/01/26/cobweb

13. Information changed its Container,
Content format, and Context.
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14. Libraries aim to provide their users
with easy access to information &
resources
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15. That is
why we do
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16. And here is
what we do
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17. we do
“content curation”
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19. What is “Content Curation”?
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Content curation is the process of
gathering information relevant to a
particular topic or area of interest.
Services or people that implement
content curation are called curators.
Curation services can be used by
businesses as well as end users.
<Source> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Content_curation

20. http://curation.dgist.ac.kr
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21. Main page
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Search
Browse
By
Categories
Request
Sorting
#Tags (recently added)
Contents Boards
(Over 200)

22. Connect to the Science
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23. Connect to the Culture

24. Connect to the Library
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25. Connect to Library Resource
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26. Connect to Community

27. Connect to the Scholar world
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28. D-Curation contains
• Video Clips: Book/Movie Trailers,
Scientific results
• Images: Infographics, Books covers,
cartoons, Thumbnails from the original
sources
• Podcast(audio): lectures, news
• Opinion & Thoughts: facebook, Twitter
• Manual: Slideshare, Issuu
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29. How we do

30. Curation Process
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Discover
Select/Organize
Create & Publish
Share
Track & Analyze

31. Curation Process

32. [STEP #1] Discover & Filter
• (Collect) Feedly, Facebook pages
• (Annotating) Instapaper, Pocket
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33. [STEP #2] Select & Organize

34. [STEP #2] Select & Organize

35. [STEP #2] Select & Organize
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Title
Summary
Tags
Curator & Date
Share

36. [STEP #4] Publish
• Metadata
– Title
– Curated By
– Date published
– Summary
– Categories
– QRCode(URL)
– Tags
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Meta
data

37. [STEP #4] Publish
• Content Blocks
– Link to original sources
– Images
– Video Clips
– News
– Social Networks
– Text
– Curator’s Comment
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Content Blocks

38. [STEP #4] Publish to related Web
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• APIs: according to tags, categories
• Depends on…
Recent 4
contents board
with tag “staff”
Recent 4
contents board
with tag
“library”
Staff ERP/Portal Library Homepage

39. [STEP #4] Publish - Mobile
• Mobile: Responsive Web Design(RWD)
• changing to "mobile only" from "mobile
first” generation.
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40. [STEP #4] Publish - Kiosk
http://curation.dgist.ac.kr/web/public/front/board_main_kiosk

41. [STEP #4] Publish - MediaWall

42. [STEP #5] Share
• Facebook, twitter, e-mail…
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43. [STEP #5] Share
• Spread through ‘share’
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44. [STEP #6] Track & Analyze
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• Statistics

45. [STEP #6] Track & Analyze
• Reactions
– Link to LibAnswers
– Like & Reply via O-
auth login
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46. Challenges and issue
• Collaborative Sharing
 Flipped Learning
 More curators: Faculty, Student
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47. D-curation as Reference Tool
• Fill out form -
Private option
• automatically be
sent an email
• Encrypted URL
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48. Back to Agenda: 9Cs
D-curation
 (Why we do) to understand the new
media - Content, Context, Container
* 3 Components of organic media
 (What we do) to make Connection,
Collaboration, Community in a new way
* WLIC2016 Theme 3C
 (How we do) with a new manner of
Creativity, Contribution, Care
* DGIST 3C VALUES

49. Please DO NOT follow us!
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50. Most popular Curation tools
Pinterest
• Give it a try
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