Content Curation is the process of sorting through vast amounts of web and enterprise based content and presenting it in an organized and meaningful format. There are a variety of content types, such as: courses, articles, videos, photographs/pictures, research reports, case studies, and other forms of digital learning objects. Content is typically classified into particular categories or topic areas that are relevant to users.

Content curation is a relatively new term in the training field and applies to the process associated with managing content; a Content Curator is one who manages that process.

See also Training Process Framework.

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