Curation Wk 4

I really wanted to share this neat writing tool I discovered this week, but as the instructions require three things, I decided to share a couple of other things I have bookmarked/use.

+ Have you ever heard of Twine?

From the site, "Twine is an open-source tool for telling interactive, nonlinear stories."

It is a writing program that allows you to create an interactive story (or text based game) by linking passages in any order you want, as well as being able to track assigned variables.

I've only recently downloaded it and only had a small chance to play with it and look at the how-to guides, but I'm already in love. 

+ I have a side-tumblr that is for writing inspiration. It is mostly photos, but there are some text posts as well, for writing resources or ideas. It's not updated regularly, it just depends on whether or not I want to squirrel something away that has caught my attention. 

It can be found here. 

+ There is a show called Sunrise Earth from the Discovery Channel that is an unnarrated video of a sunrise in a certain area. If you like background noises or just want something pretty to stare at for a while, I recommend these videos. I've only listened to a few, but my favourite is the Haleakala Crater.

They can be found here.

Curation Wk 1

Although I've never called it curation, I've been organising my tools and resources for years. It's why I'm such a fan of spreadsheets. Nothing says progress like being able to track information. However, there's more to curation than the tracking and grouping of information. It's being able to to share it with others!

My Pinterest can be found on my sidebar.