curation
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5.3
- noun
- /kjʊˈreɪʃən/
:
curaduría
- So how does the concept of appropriate curation of school collections fit with the concept of intellectual freedom?
- digital curation
- preservation and curation
- curation of collections
And so human curation of the literature is a intense activity.
- And so human curation of the literature is a intense activity.
- All he had to do was take people to Newark and you would see what that curation was all about.
- You know, I think a more human curation is a healthier way to deal with digital content.
- And I think I have to be very clear and disciplined about what our product curation should be and what that should look like.
- So it becomes easy to just connect the dots and build that mosaic that is your content curations.
- I think they made mistakes, you know, and I think the biggest mistake Amazon made was there was no curation.
- I could just say that it's just my sensibilities and those things, those, those things are just like subjective and they guide my curation.
- And it's such a dangerous thing to define what it means to be informed based on someone else's process of profit driven curation.
- Like it just could be curation, increased curation.
Examples
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Recently, several notable nonfederal curation facilities have been established.
Academic text (2005) -
Only a rich donor saved this collection, funding a research and curation center.
Academic text (2005) -
Compared to printed media, digital collections present numerous challenges regarding their preservation, curation, organization, and resource discovery and access.
Academic text (2017) -
Developing tools, services, and repositories to support digital preservation and curation work is a highly collaborative process.
Academic text (2012) -
Curation for Learning: how people are curating, utilizing, and sharing information - a digital curation example using Scoop It by Buffy Hamilton.
Academic text (2011) -
The museum's new exhibit is a fine example of curation, showcasing art from local artists in a thoughtful and organized manner.
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She studied the curation of digital content to improve how information is presented to users online.
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The library's focus on curation ensures that only high-quality materials are included in their collections.
Antonyms
How Organized
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word curation comes from the Latin curare, which means 'to care for', and it is the same root as curator, a person who looks after a museum's collection. So, curation is giving 'care' to a group of things or to online content by carefully choosing, organizing and managing what to show.