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Scoop.it launches new visual dashboard

12 Jul, 2012 News Scoopit Social Media Permalink

Content curation platform Scoop.it introduced the updated version of its dashboard on Saturday.

Now more visually focused, the dashboard is centered on a user’s personalized Interest Graph. The home page gives curators instant access to the most recent posts on the topics they follow. The content is displayed in a magazine-like format for easy discovery, sharing and interaction with other curators.

Users can also view the best topics in different categories of interest and the top curators of these topics when they click the “Topics” and “My Community” tabs.

Read more at Examiner.com.


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About The Author

Cendrine Marrouat is a journalist, blogger, content curator, author, and workshop facilitator located in Canada. She is the founder of two social media blogs: Social Media Slant and Creative Ramblings. On March 6, 2012, she released The Little Big eBook on Blogging: 40 Traffic Generation Tips, a comprehensive resource that provides bloggers of all levels with essential information and precise guidance to attract quality traffic to their blogs. She is currently working on an eBook on social media strategies that should be released before the end of 2013.
  • Anonymous

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  • http://www.dotdynamic.ca Matthew Shepherd

    Hi Cendrine,

    Thanks for the update on Scoop.it. You’re comment system seems to be working fine too :)

    Matthew

    • http://www.cendrinemarrouat.com Cendrine Marrouat

      Thank you, Matthew! The issue came from a recent update to the commenting system from WordPress. I plan on writing a short article on it, to help some of my readers who may not know what to do.