EPISTEM DAILY CURATION REPORT: #Wk1-D2

Hello Blurt!, Welcome to the first edition of Epistem Daily Curation Report.

EPISTEM is a community oriented project which seeks to discover and reward quality contents on blurt that are related to Education, Psycology, Ingenuity and STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics). The project achieves this goal by upvoting, giving constructive feedbacks, reblurting as well as hosting several promotional contest.

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To know more about the community, check out our Introductory post

After scouring through the blurt community for EPISTEM-related posts, we found and upvoted lots of articles that are original and of high quality. In this curation report, we proudly present to you, the top posts of the day in the various niche:

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Education:

@emimoron - Examples of technological tools applied to education

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In this post, @emimoron talks about the various apps, platforms, softwares, websites, as well as gadgets that can help facilitate a teaching process.

Psychology - Nil

Ingenuity - Art:
@maxwellmarcusart - African Woman - Digital Drawing

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Check out this amazing work of art of an African Woman by @maxwellmarcusart. Truly amazing, you will be impressed.

Ingenuity - Poem:
@azamrai - Sadness

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This is a poem about sadness written by @azamrai. The poem describes all the characteristics of sadness, and how we wish it may end soon. Although the poem doesn't end in a light note, but it's worth reading.

Science - Nil

Technology:

@vimukthi - Introduction to Functional Programming and Haskell

If you have interest in programming, please watch these video tutorials on functional programming and Haskell. You will find it educative.

Engineering - Nil:

Mathematics:

@derekrichardson - Objects, Concepts, Time, Language, and Mathematics

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An extraordinary write up. It's an amazing how @derekrichardson takes us through a thought process while perfectly blending philosophy with physics and mathematics. I found it interesting to read, you will too.

About The Nomination Process.

We had many brilliant entries today. In order to ensure equity and a fair selection process, the curated works were strictly assessed and graded according to the guidelines of the community; these highlighted posts came out top for the day, (based on general performance).

Everyone has an equal opportunity to be one of our featured author for the day. In case you didn't make it to today's edition, don't be discouraged as there is always a next time. Definitely, as the community grows, the selection process becomes tougher, but we believe that you can develop a more quality content, and be assured, you will be highly rewarded for it. You may wish to check out these guidelines on how to write an effective EPISTEM post.

We also implore everyone to check out the featured posts for the day. Read and support the authors by upvoting and commenting on their post. Also seek to discover what made their post to stand out.

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In Addition

If you are interested in STEM, Art, psychology or Poetry, you are encouraged to use the tag #epistem as one of your selected tags while posting (along with any of the focus areas of EPISTEM), as it will make it easier to discover your post for promotion. You can also direct a new blogger whose interest is related to EPISTEM to use the #epistem tag.

Lastly, if you believe in the EPISTEM project, and its vision to promote and grow the blurt community, you can send in your delegations to the @epistem account. Be assured that it will be used to promote only quality contents in the blurt community, as well as encourage interactions amongst authors.

Till next edition, Keep Blurting!