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CurationMichael Bhaskar
Nonfiction

Curation

353 pagesFirst published 20164 editions
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Curation, or the art of selecting useful information to form meaningful collections, is the new buzzword that tech companies and media professionals have eagerly latched on to. But curation is a far more powerful and deeply relevant idea than we give it credit for. It answers the question of how we live in a world where problems are often about having too much, and shows how we keep growing in a world of excess. Acts of selecting, refining and arranging to add value help us overcome information overload. This book highlights the numerous places in which this simple but forceful skill is…

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FormatPublisherYearPagesISBN
EditionLittle, Brown Book Group Limited20173689780349408712
EditionLittle, Brown Book Group Limited2016—9780349408699
EditionLittle, Brown Book Group Limited20162889780349412504
EditionLittle, Brown Book Group Limited20163539780349408705
Organizational effectivenessInformation behaviorKnowledge managementData curationInformation literacyCuratorshipChoice (Psychology)Decision making