Sentences with phrase «means curating content»

That means curating content that is both entertaining, and educational.

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Tebele does what he calls «curating,» meaning he'll re-post content from other social media users, and credit them in the comments section of the app.

On Melobee it will, and all of that content gets curated by Melobee users through our Discover feature, which means we'll be able to spot the best new artists before any other platform.

It is a crucial means to organize and transform the work of faculty, teachers, librarians, independent scholars and learners to create, curate, and enhance content to add value and coherence to what students learn.

Note that this doesn't mean that the content isn't on the LMS, merely that the LMS hasn't been curated to most effectively and efficiently meet the modern learner's needs.

That means your kids will have access to more than 5,000 pieces of curated content (movies, TV shows, apps and games).

The tablets also come loaded with curated content, which means users have access to lots of information irrespective of them being online or offline.

Smashwords is basically the worst thing to happen to publishing, because they gleefully admit nothing is censored or curated, which means you have TERRIBLE and Morally questionable content.

I spend between 30 - 60 minutes every day curating content for the group — that means that I search my Facebook feed to find relevant articles on Japan (after first having to find the best content providers to follow!)

Which means setting up your own timeline of stories is the perfect way to be seen in the bigger picture, by curating the best of what's out there and seamlessly adding in your own content.

Curating today means mixing things up, bringing different types of content together, and bringing different types of people together in new interactions.

Nor does the law mean that websites can't curate their content.