shov ‧ el ‧ ware /ˈʃʌv ə lweə $ -wer/ BrE AmE noun [uncountable]
information that first appears in printed form, for example in a book or newspaper, and then is put onto the Internet or ↑ CD-ROM without any new or interesting ways to look at or use the information:
Many of the educational software titles are nothing but shovelware.