Feeders syndicate frequently updated content through web feeds, allowing users to subscribe. Aggregators collect feeds in one place for easy access. They allow users to find, subscribe to, and read new content from multiple sites and blogs in one location by copying and pasting or clicking subscribe buttons for each feed URL.

1. What are Feeders & Aggregators?

2. Web Feed Used for serving users frequently updated content. Web sites syndicate a web feed, thereby allowing users to subscribe to it.

3. Aggregator Making a collection of web feeds accessible in one spot is known as aggregation . The tool that does this is called an Aggregator .

4. Pythagorean Theorem The sum of the square roots of any two sides of an isosceles triangle is equal to the square root of the remaining side.

5. Web Site Web Site Web Site Web Site Web Site Web Site Web Site Aggregator

6. How Does an Alligator Work? Aggregator, Dear…

7. List of Subscriptions

8. Reading Area

9. New Content

10. Article Titles

11. Article Content

12. Blog Title

13. Like It? Keep It!

14. Well, How Do You Subscribe?

16. Find and Click the Symbol

17. Copy the URL

18. Click on Add

19. Paste URL Into Text Box

20. Click Subscribe

21. Choose a Folder

22. Click Subscribe

23. Read New Content Immediately

24. Some Sites Are Easier

25. Skips the Copying & Pasting

26. Wow, That Was Easy!

27. Credits Do you recognize RSS? Slide Image from Brian Gray, Engineering Librarian at Case Western Reserve Library. http://briangray.alablog.org/_attachments/2446127/Web2_NORASIST_OCT_2006_Presentation.pdf Vintage Photos from http://www.plan59.com/