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In the XMLUI, there are several ways to execute configured Curation Tasks:

1. From the Administrative "Curation Tasks" page. This option appears in the side-menu when logged in as a DSpace AdministratorThere is also a 'Curate' tab appearing within the 'Edit Community/Collection/Item' page. This page allows one you to run Site-wide Curation Tasks
   • In order to run a task from this interface, you must enter in the handle for the DSpace object. To run a task site-wide, you can use the handle: handle-prefix/0
   There is also a 'Curate' tab appearing within the 'Edit Community/Collection/Item' page. This page allows you to run a Curation Task on that particular Community, Collection or Item. For Communities & a Curation Task on that particular Community, Collection or Item. For Communities & Collections, this task also will execute on all its child objects, unless the Task itself states otherwise (e.g. running a task on a Collection will also run it across all Items within that collection).
2. From the Administrative "Curation Tasks" page. This option appears in the side-menu when logged in as a DSpace Administrator. This page allows one to run a Curation Task across a single object, or all objects within your entire DSpace site.

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     In order to run a task from this interface, you must enter in the handle for the DSpace object. To run a task site-wide, you can use the handle: {{\[your-handle-prefix\]/0}}

Each of the above pages exposes a drop-down list of configured tasks, with a button to 'perform' the task, or queue it for later operation (see section below). Not all activated tasks need appear in the Curate tab - you filter them by means of a configuration property. This property also permits you to assign to the task a more user-friendly name than the PluginManager _taskname_. The property resides in {{\[dspace\]/config/modules/curate.cfg}}:

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