Digital curation can be defined as the ongoing management for use of digital material, but it can also be defined as an emerging trans-disciplinary field with no firm boundaries or established best practice. This course is designed to help you start to get to grips with digital curation in both these aspects.Having completed it, you should be able to:describe how a concern for digital curation has emerged over the recent pastexplain the main models, ideas and strategies currently used to give shape to digital curationuse the vocabulary of digital curationidentify the competencies and skills currently deemed necessary for those working in digital curationdraw on a number of online resources in order to keep your knowledge up to dateparticipate in the wider digital curation community and the development of practice in this areaThe course is intended for anyone who is interested in digital curation, be that on a personal or professional basis. It consists of a structured path through a range of topics and resources accompanied by prompts to experiment with and reflect on various aspects of digital curation. It also provides the possibility to explore this new landscape in conjunction with others who may come to digital curation from many different perspectives.