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        • Rudy Leon
        • College Libraries
        • [email_address] AIM: leonre3309
        • http://www2.potsdam.edu/leonre/
      Social Bookmarking & RSS For Research & Teaching
      • These powerful tools allow us to create dynamic lists of useful web-based resources
        • Library course page 1 (Africa)
        • Library course page 2 (ColdWar)
        • Journal TOC alert (TOC)
        • Feed of Google news search (news)
      Things you can do with RSS feeds & Social bookmarking 2
      • What is it?
      • A way to share content between computers- a replacement for browser-based bookmarks
      • A way to discover useful content
      • A way to import useful websites into your classes
        • And students can contribute their recs as well
      • Why is it useful?
      • Web-based
      • Tags instead of folders – items can be placed in multiple categories
      • Shareable  via URLs, networks, RSS feeds, tags…
      Social Bookmarking?
    1. RSS Feeds
      • Defined?
        • Really Simple Syndication
        • Rich Site Summary
      • A way to syndicate content from a web page
      • Create content in one place and display it another
        • Create? Your search, your alert, your collection of links
    2. Where do I find them?
        • Blogs
        • News sites
        • Database vendors
        • Publisher web sites
        • Content sharing sites, such as Flickr, de.licio.us, YouTube
    3. Laura Carscaddon, “RSS & Blogs” Friday Social, University of Arizona Libraries
    4. How will they help me?
      • Follow research on a topic:
        • TOC alerts from publishers and vendors
        • Search alerts from databases
          • MyEBSCO
          • Science Direct
          • Ingenta
          • MyJSTOR (coming soon)
        • News, blogs, other web-based information sources
        • Follow tags of interest, and bookmarks of interesting people
        • Library course page 2 (ColdWar)
          • Bookmarked selected declassified archives with de.licio.us.
          • Used del.icio.us’ handy linkroll tool to populate the page
          • Dynamic
        • Journal TOC alert (TOC) RSS to javascript
          • Set up a journal alert (can also do this for searches)
          • Converted alert to javascript using feed2js
          • Embedded in webpage
        • Feed of Google news search
          • Google news search for topic
          • Created javascript
      Back to those examples…
    5. Reading Feeds
      • Feed Reader or Aggregator
        • Bloglines
      • Google Reader and iGoogle
      • MyYahoo
      • Netvibes
      • If you don’t want to use a reader:
      • RSSFWD
      • You can also bookmark the feed source and tag it with a social bookmarking tool and embed it in a web page
    6. Adding to your site
      • Furl and del.icio.u s both allow you to add content to your website (or CMS) through RSS feeds and javascript
      • For example
      • Turn your RSS feed into javascript – which can then be pasted into your website
      • Think about what you want to share and strategize best way to share it
      • Select a tool that meets your needs
      • If tagging is part of your tool, pre-think some taxonomy
        • How will you differentiate sections (class as a whole, particular topics)
        • Will you ask students to participate?
      What do you need to do to get started?
    7. How could you use this?
      • Create a tag for a class ( LIBR101 )
      • Add websites and articles to your social bookmarking tool of choice and tag them as LIBR101
        • Your students can contribute as well
          • Use their own profiles to add material with same tag
          • Add tags for your consideration
      • Create the javascript to embed on your web page, or grab the RSS feed for the tag and view in RSS reader
      • Why use del.icio.us ?
        • Most common
        • Icons for adding easily found
        • Common parlance
      • Some others?
      • List at wikipedia : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_social_software#Social_bookmarking
        • Furl : allows you to store a copy; provides RSS feeds and email notification; can see who follows you
        • Connotea and CiteULike are science oriented; your discipline may favor a specific tool
      Social Bookmarking Tools
    8. A note on javascript
      • Quick and easy
      • Feed2js
      • Modern Africa Library course page: http://www2.potsdam.edu/leonre/ClassesSP2008/HIST480_Modern_Africa.html
      • Espionage & the Cold War library course page http://www2.potsdam.edu/leonre/ClassesSp2007/Hist395B-Primary _ Sources.html
      • TOC alert http://www2.potsdam.edu/leonre/LTEC/del.icio.us_RSS.html#TOC
      • Supreme Court news feed http://www2.potsdam.edu/leonre/LTEC/del.icio.us_RSS.html#news
      • del.icio.us http:// del.icio.us /
        • My links for this workshop http:// del.icio.us/rudyleon/LTECwkshp
      • Social bookmarking list : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_social_software#Social_bookmarking
      • Furl http:// www.furl.net /
        • My Furl folksonomies tag http:// www.furl.net/member/rudyleon?topic = folksonomies
      • Connotea http:// www.connotea.org /
      • CiteULike http:// www.citeulike.org /
      • Bloglines http:// www.bloglines.com /
      • Google Reader http:// www.google.com /reader
      • iGoogle http:// www.google.com/ig
      • MyYahoo http://cm.my.yahoo.com/p/1.html
      • Netvibes http:// www.netvibes.com /
      • RSSFWD http:// www.rssfwd.com /
      • http://www2.potsdam.edu/leonre/LTEC/del.icio.us_and_RSS.html
      Links in presentation http://www2.potsdam.edu/leonre/LTEC/del.icio.us_RSS.pptx
      • Rudy Leon
      • Instruction & Collection Development Librarian
      • SUNY Potsdam College Libraries
      • Potsdam, NY 13676
      • http://www2.potsdam.edu/leonre
      • [email_address] x3309
      • Gtalk: rudy.leon AIM: leonre3309
      • This presentation is available at
      • http://www2.potsdam.edu/leonre/LTEC/del.icio.us_RSS.pptx
      Questions? Comments?

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