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Tuesday, September 22, 2009
Yesterday a posting on freewaregenius described 9 different ways to read RSS feeds - and some of them are quite interesting! Nine ways to check RSS feeds (including some unusual ones)
Related RSS Reading List
...Tags: 0160; I'm going to list the different ways below, but for full details (including examples of the relevant tools) you need to check out the posting itself (link below).
Using a web based reader
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Tuesday, April 24, 2007
Send this little to all of your friends and colleagues that haven't started using RSS yet. This is a great little primer is from the common craft show: RSS in Plain English Good stuff! Oh yeah! and check out the new USTREAM.tv block in the right column of my blo
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Wednesday, August 30, 2006
Coming back from my vacation, I realized that I needed to go through a clean up exercise again on my RSS feeds. It turned out to work pretty well for me this time around because I have been following the advice I've seen a couple of places: Controlling RSS Overload ... Animal House Style Managing Many RSS Feeds The Myth of Keeping Up Personal Learning for Learning Professionals - Using Web 2.0 Tools to Make Reading & Research More Effective My basic strategy is: Quarantine Folders I create a "Trying Out" folder for each three month span. Right now
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Wednesday, October 3, 2007
Social Bookmarking Social Networking Wikis RS As background for an upcoming presentation, I wanted to create a page that provides background resources that explain various eLearning 2.0 tools. I immediately thought of the Common Craft videos.
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Tuesday, September 22, 2009
Keeping on the RSS theme, I have just come across this clever little Twitter app, ReadTwit (via MakUseOf.com ).
destinations and publishes the content as an RSS feed. Tags: RSS Twitte Readtwit filters your twitter feed to links only, resolves link
destinations You can then use
any any feed
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Sunday, December 2, 2007
Sharing your access to knowledge: For teachers’ resources can be made easily available to students and colleagues either through the social bookmarking site itself, embedding bookmark links into web pages or by using RSS Feeds. teacher can still view activity without having to log into group account, by subscribing to RSS feed) 2. Teacher and Many educational benefits are attributed to the activity known as social bookmarking. Whilst re-iterating these benefits this article will discuss and offer a solution to the task of managing social bookmarking learning activities.
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Monday, November 16, 2009
Week 2: RSS: Day 1
WARNING: Once you learn about RSS and try it, you won’t be able to turn back. RSS logo
ENTER RSS
RSS is a ‘backronym.’ Last week we learned about Blogs , set one up and posted. We even looked at a number of others’ blogs. But there are
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Wednesday, April 4, 2007
One of my 3 sessions at the upcoming eLearning Guild Conference in Boston is about RSS and eLearning . So, it was wonderful luck to find a great post from Alex Iskold on the Read/Write Web blog called The Future of RSS . "In short, because of RSS ubiquity it is now a very attractive delivery medium for all kinds of content. So in this post, we look at RSS today and ask if RSS is evolving into a tool for delivering complex, semantically rich information." However because the basic format is simple and primitive, there is no way to encode semantics without building an extension.
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Tuesday, March 10, 2009
RSS Advantages:
Tags: social media collaboration blogging Searching RSS Social Learning SIG Email Wik I don’t know who to credit this to, but I love it. It has been posted so many times that the originator is lost. But, THANK YOU!
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Wednesday, July 30, 2008
Many of us techies have been using RSS for years, and you may even run your own blog. think there’s a ton of potential related to RSS in terms of learning and I don’t think many people are harnessing it well (yet). RSS provides an excellent framework for distributing information to groups of people in settings like this. This stuff is pretty much second nature to us, and it’s easy to forget that lots of people are still not in-the-know. I
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