Understanding your Curate feed

*each number on the screenshot above correlates with the number below.

1. Topic: the topic that we identified that the information should be categorized to. 

2. Location and location type: the location and municipal type (city, town, village or county) of where the topic was discussed. If you click on the location name, you will be brought to their Local Hub page.

3. Document Link: The direct link to the municipal document that we pulled the information from to refer back to.

4. Document dates: This area indicates the date on the document that this hit is referring to. If it is a future date, it is for an agenda that is posted for a future meeting. Also the found date indicates when Curate found the document.

5. Snippet: This is the informational piece of the document that we pulled into display on the dashboard. We also include the page on which the information was found to make researching further into the discussion, easier.

6. Additional Snippets: This indicates more hits that were found within that document. To see more information, click on Curated Doc

7. Curated Doc: When you select Curated doc, this brings the original document into Curate and locates that hit for you within that document, you can also view other information and links.

8. Additional Actions: 

• Following icon: By selecting this icon, you will add that hit to your favorites and making it easily accessible for future use.
• History icon: By selecting this icon, a popup will appear that will display all historical information for that topic in that location.
• House icon: By selecting this icon, you will be directed to the municipalities website in which we got the document from.
• Favorite icon: By selecting this icon, you can add a snippet to your favorites.
• Sharing icon: By selecting this icon, a popup will appear giving you the option to share the curated information with anyone with an email address along with a comment about the information you are sending along.