Feed the Mind with RSS

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The document discusses how RSS feeds can be used to stay up-to-date with information from blogs, news, videos, and more from anywhere at any time. It recommends using RSS reader programs like Bloglines or Google Reader to subscribe to feeds from educator blogs and podcasts to find new professional development resources and tools. Following blogs and commenting can help teachers adopt new initiatives when modeled by others in the field.

Feed the Mind with RSS Presented by Cathy Nelson [email_address]

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