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    1. Kent State University SLIS, July 18-19, 2008 Using Web 2.0 Principles to Become Librarian 2.0 RSS FEEDS
    2. Instructor: Brian C. Gray
      • Head of Reference
      • Librarian: Engineering, Mathematics, & Statistics
      • Kelvin Smith Library, Case Western Reserve University
      • Work email: bcg8@case.edu
      • Work phone: 216-368-8685
      • IM: AIM - kslbcg8
      • ICQ - 499284601
      • Google Chat - kslbcg8@gmail.com
      • MSN - bcg8@case.edu
      • Yahoo - kslbcg8
    3. Getting to Know RSS
      • What is RSS?
      • Benefits of Using RSS
      • How to Read & Use RSS
      • RSS Readers
      • What is OPML?
      • Libraries and RSS
      • Lets Play
    4. Video: RSS in Plain English http://www.commoncraft.com/rss_plain_english
    5. Do you recognize RSS?
    6. What is RSS?
      • R eally S imple S yndication
      • R ich S ite S ummary
      • R DF S ite S ummary
      • User-initiated subscriptions that provide updates, news headlines, or other content directly to the user for browsing at their convenience.
    7. RSS Family Tree
      • Recognized by various terminology:
        • XML, ATOM, RSS feed, RSS channel, RSS stream, syndicated feed, & webfeed
      • Several versions are used:
        • RSS 0.9, RSS 1.0, RSS 2.0, Atom
    8. Benefits of Using RSS
      • Receive updates without visiting each web site
      • Can monitor large number of sites very effectively
      • Short summaries or “table of contents”
      • Alternative to email notifications
        • Reduce spam building opportunities
        • Reduce “out of office” messages
        • No rejection of messages by email filters
        • Not “tracked” like an email subscription
    9. Blogs vs. RSS – NOT the Same
      • Blog or weblog is a web site that contains relatively short entries, usually in chronological order
      • A blog can “generate” RSS feeds, depending on the blogging software
      • Content versus Delivery
    10. RSS Uses
      • Blog entries
      • Photos
      • Podcasts
      • Music
      • Library Circulation Records
      • Table of Contents
      • Any data that is constantly updated or added to
      • What can you think of?
    11. How do I access RSS?
      • RSS readers, feed readers, feed aggregators or news readers
      • Desktop, Web Based, Built-in, or Email Based
    12. Desktop
      • Requires installation on computer
    13. Built-in Aggregators
      • Web browsers, plug-ins, etc.
    14. Email Based Aggregators
      • Microsoft Outlook
    15. Web Based Access
    16. RSS Changing Our Patrons
      • Moving away from email & listservs
      • Current Awareness
      • “ Pull” rather than “Push”
      • Sharing everything
      • Privacy?
      • Speed
      • My thought: A few years ago people would say “If not on the Internet, it is not legitimate” Is RSS the next thing patrons use to judge the value and currency of products & services?
    17. Sharing with OPML
      • OPML - Outline Processor Markup Language
      • A collection of RSS feeds can be shared by an OPML file and imported by others into their RSS readers/aggregators
      • Great way to create reading or additional resource lists for a class or organization
    18. Other Websites
      • RSS Integration:
      • MyYahoo
      • Google Personalized Homepage
      • RefWorks
    19. Examples of Sites with Feeds
      • ESPN
      • Plain Dealer Updates
      • Chemical Abstract Service
      • IEEE Journals
      • OhioLINK EJC
    20. My Library Offers RSS Feeds
      • http://library.case.edu/ksl/rss/
    21. RSS in Databases & Publisher Websites
      • Create a RSS alert directly from a result lists, a search history, or a publication’s table of contents.
    22. Another Trick to Finding RSS
      • Add “RSS” to your search engine searches.
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    26. More Information
      • See more examples & tools at:
      • http://www.squidoo.com/library2point0/

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