Over the weekend I familiarised myself with Scoop.it, thanks to the kindness of Jo Kay who provided me an invite. Basically what Scoop.it does is take a lot of the hard work out of trawling the web and social media for information on a topic of interest.

Once you spend some time setting up your subject of interest and identifying keywords for Scoop.it to search for, it goes off and finds websites / tweets / blog posts for you to look at and ‘curate’. You then have the choice of posting any relevant stuff to your topic page, which people can then follow. You can also choose to have your individual selections posted to your connected Twitter, Facebook, Google Plus or Linked In accounts.

So, without further ado I’m please to have set up a Clinical Simulation page on Sccop.it, so please feel free to use it! You’ll also see at the top right-hand side of this site a little widget featuring the last few articles of interest I’ve found.

Enjoy. I’ll be curating content pretty regularly as it’s a great way for me to keep abreast of the field for my studies.