RSS in Education
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RSS (Real Simple Syndication or Rich Site Summary) allows content from websites and blogs to be delivered to users through news readers or aggregators. The document discusses several ways RSS is being used in education, including sharing bookmarks, student blogs, classroom newsfeeds, syndicated photos and audio content. It provides many examples of tools and websites that can help educators create and utilize RSS feeds.
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1. Weblogs, also known as blogs, allow for easy online publishing and collaboration. They provide digital paper for creating and archiving content as well as a way to communicate with others.
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- 2. What is RSS ?
- 4. The Ways RSS is being used.
- 5. Ways RSS is being used:
- 6. Newsfeeds News and other content waiting for you!
- 8. 2. Start subscribing to feeds! This can be done in a few ways. Generally anytime you see these symbols, it means the web site you are on has a newsfeed. Find the icon and copy the link location. Then go back to your newsreader and paste it in the appropriate place. If you want help finding newsfeeds, go to: Technorati.com or Feedster.com • Opera 9 and Safari make this VERY easy.
- 9. Blogs Updated information from the people and topics you’re interested in.
- 11. Wikis Be a part of actively creating content.
- 13. Podcasts Audio content on the go.
- 15. Create your own Feeds! It’s not hard!
- 17. Ways to use RSS for Education .