Google Reader allows users to subscribe to websites and view updates in one place. It organizes content by keeping track of what has been read and unread, and allows users to share articles with friends or keep them in a starred section. Google Reader is useful for students and teachers to communicate, share documents, and access research articles. It can be accessed from any computer by signing into an account, and also on mobile devices. Setting up an account is easy and free to use. Google Reader provides a helpful way to organize content from various websites and blogs for academic or personal use.

1. Alee Delossantos
Patrick Cayabyab
Precious-Khalani Gooden
Alexis Canares

2. • Google reader lets you subscribe to your
favorite website
• Posts the new updates for your subscribed
websites
• Google reader lets you view what you have
read and unread
• All the unread items are bolded, and all the
items that are read are highlighted in blue
• To find Google reader go to Google and type in
Google reader

3.  Click on the title so it can take you to its
original website
 Star the article to keep it in the starred articles
section
 Email interesting articles to friends while
reading the article
 Keep the article unread, if the article is open
 Share the article and add notes

4. • Keep all the research articles together.
• Organize all the website or blogs together that
individuals use
• It is more convenient because it keeps all the
websites together
• Email any articles to teachers or classmates
• Share information with individuals in a group
for a project
• Star an article if it has any important
information on an article

5.  Students would use this site to communicate
with other class mates and share documents
with each other
 Teachers/Professors would use this site to
share important information with their
students or give them websites to use for class
 Anyone else can use this site to communicate
with one another and email interesting things

6.  What surprised me the most about Google reader the
most is in the settings you can set which language you
would prefer to read in.
 If you want to keep looking at a page and subscribe it
just add it to the bookmarks section and it will be
automatically sent to Google reader.
 You could also look at your 2000 most recent items when
you are offline, just install Google Gears to your
computer.
 You could also add subscriptions and blogs to many
different sites like Facebook, Myspace, and Twitter. And
if you can’t find your site you can add it manually (found
in settings under Send to)

7.  You mostly can use this tool at home, unless
your teacher recommends that you subscribe to
a daily blog.
 It is good if you stay on the computer and visit
a lot of sites and forget what they were about,
and if you really like them you can subscribe.

8.  strictly web-based
 no need to install any software
 use it anywhere & can be accessed with
different computers
 just sign in to your account
 can also be accessed with iPhone, Blackberry,
phone with mobile webs
 go to google.com/reader/i

9.  very easy to set up an account (can use Gmail
account if already have one)
1. google.com/reader
2. create account
3. email address/ password
4. location
5. word verification
6. I accept. create my account.

10.  no account levels
 everything is completely free

11.  can be used for academic purposes
 ex: subscribe to
 Time Magazine for research
 news
 or any favorite site

12.  More organization.
 More help and tutorials.
 More appealing to users.

13.  Highly reccomend it.
 Useful for those who really like to keep up
with sports, etc.
 Helpful in keeping different categories
organized.
 Really accessible.
 No other tool around.