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A list I put together for my Critical Thinking in Creative Media class, to show them examples of good content curation.
Curated magazine style content related to health and wellbeing.
Simply Centered co-founders Debra Apruzzese and Elaine Gavalas met as teens. Reuniting years later, they discovered their personal and professional journeys were complementary like matching pieces of a puzzle. They share a passion for sustainable, natural, and organic lifestyles, and also the same background of being raised in Greek Mediterranean households where living simply and organically was a way of life.
A curated collection of the best family-friendly content across the web that informs, inspires and entertains. We share stories and videos to brighten your day.
Like a G rated subset of YouTube.
Curated visual imagery.
Paper Fashion.
Amazing scope. Note the really specific categories: a board for 'Riding in Balloons' (!)
https://www.pinterest.com/paperfashion
Gwyneth Paltrow's Goop page with recipes, travel, eco products, etc.
Gwyneth's GOOP Pinterest page
Note the consistent colour palette! Again, really specific categories and great work ethic - as in, heaps of posts which keeps subscribers coming back.
Meg Biram's Pinterest Page
Yes you read it correctly.
Everything from Vampire Weddings to Mario Brothers Weddings (72 posts in that one)...
When Geeks Wed
A massive trove of American art.
Smithsonian Archives of American Art
Another huge collection of great stuff, thoughtfully categorised, labelled, and displayed.
Mike D's Pinterest
And how could I forget this, SAE Brisbane's Media and Cultural Studies account with masses of great content, thoughtfully organised and constantly kept up-to-date by Dr Jodie Taylor.
