Fa13 week 11-pln part3
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- 1. PERSONAL LEARNING NETWORKS (PLN) PART III: AGGREGATOR EDUC W200 Week 11
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- 3. WHAT IS RSS? • RSS (Rich Site Summary) is a technology that allows web users to keep track up of their favorite websites. Usually when you click on this button on a PLN webpage Watch RSS Video EDUC W200 Week 11 This box shows up for you to choose your RSS reader/aggregator you want to subscribe to.
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