Innholdssett

Innholdssett is a compound noun in Norwegian that denotes a set or bundle of content items that are intended to be used together. The term is most commonly found in contexts related to publishing, information management, digital media, and education, where content is organized into modular units for distribution, reuse, or licensing.

Etymology and scope: innhold means content, while sett means set. Unlike innholdsfortegnelse, which refers to a table of contents within a single document, innholdssett describes an assembled collection of related items—such as texts, images, audio, video, and metadata—that are grouped as a unit. The concept is flexible and can apply to physical media packages, digital content bundles, or modular components within a content management system (CMS) or learning management system (LMS).

Applications and usage: an innholdssett may be created to support consistent delivery across channels, enable content reuse in multiple pages or courses, or facilitate licensing and rights management for a cohesive package. In practice, it can comprise multiple modules, chapters, or media elements curated around a common topic or target audience. It is often used in professional workflows where modular content must be assembled, localized, or repurposed efficiently.

Relation to similar terms: while related to the general idea of content organization, innholdssett is distinct from terms like innholdsfortegnelse (table of contents) or innholdselement (content element). Its usage emphasizes the bundled, reusable nature of a curated set rather than the sequence within a single document.

See also: innholdsfortegnelse, content management systems, modular content, learning modules.