Ressurssidel

Ressurssidel is a term used to describe a dedicated webpage that curates and presents resources for a specific audience or topic. In practice, a ressurssidel collects links, documents, tools, and other materials from various sources and makes them discoverable in one place. The concept is common on educational, governmental, and organizational websites, where users need quick access to authoritative materials without searching the broader web.

Content typically includes a title, short description, format (PDF, HTML, dataset, software), licensing or usage rights, and the source. Resources are usually grouped into categories or by audience, and many ressurssidel offer search and filtering by topic, date, language, or accessibility. Some entries provide direct downloads, while others link to external sites. Descriptive summaries help users assess relevance and reliability.

Creation and maintenance are usually the responsibility of a content team or librarian. Responsibilities include selecting resources, verifying current URLs, updating descriptions, and removing outdated items. Good practice includes documenting provenance, licensing, and versioning, as well as regular checks for broken links. Accessibility and inclusivity are important considerations, with text alternatives and keyboard-friendly navigation.

Ressurssidel are related to resource libraries, knowledge bases, and guides, but they differ from bibliographies or interactive databases by emphasizing curated and organized access. Metrics such as usage, link integrity, and update frequency may be tracked to measure usefulness and inform refresh cycles.