Friday, August 3, 2018

Curation and knowledge sharing

As Vanessa said people are incredibly generous in the areas where they have passion. It is so true…Since I like music and violin, I decided to explore online violinist communities and share information and knowledge from those communities. I visited the violinist community at Google+ first, but it was very disappointing because it was static and rarely updated. However, I found two active violinist communities: a subreddit r/violinist and violinist.com website. In these communities, violinists from professional musicians to novice students had gathered and helped each other. Well, in most cases, novices got help from professional musicians and teachers. But, those experts were so willing to answer any questions from beginners. The online forums were full of useful knowledge and information. Though I could look up any topics using the keyword search, I thought it would be great if I rearranged some useful knowledge and information using curation technique from multiple sources. That was why I developed a new blog for beginner violinists like me. For every post, I chose one topic and included any relevant things from multiple sources. I started with my own experience and added some experts’ opinions. Then, I listed relevant links to the posts in online forums. I promoted my blog on multiple social media channels: Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram. It was amazing to see people from all over the world visited my blog! Currently, my blog is locked for unknown reasons by Google Blogger…I really don’t know why and got mad…Anyway, I will find another good blog service and upgrade my knowledge sharing project with better curation. 

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