RSS (Really Simple Syndication) allows users to subscribe to frequently updated content like blogs, news websites, and social media feeds and access them all in one place using an RSS reader. The document outlines how to find RSS feeds on websites, add them to an RSS reader like Google Reader, and organize the feeds into folders to easily view new content updates from multiple sources in a single location. RSS readers help users stay up-to-date with information from over 5 websites and blogs with minimal effort.

1. RSS stands for Really Simple Syndication

3. RSS is your ONLINE PAPER BOY….

4. Blogs, Wikis, Podcasts, Flickr, del.icio.us, Websites, ? RSS Feed Aggregator

5. News Headlines News Search Results Organizational News & Updates Clinical Guidelines Grant Opportunities Journal Table of Contents Web Searches Web 2.0 Blogs Blog Search Results Del.icio.us Flickr Groups Wikis Youtube more …

6. Do you visit over 5 websites & blogs every day for new information

7. Starts using an RSS reader

8. Sign in with free account

9. 1. Find a feed. 2. Find the RSS link . 3. Copy the URL or link. 4. Go to Google Reader. 5. Click on Add Subscription. 6. Paste in the link. 7. Organize the new feed into your folders or subject structure.

10. Some pages offer buttons you can just click on to add a feed. This allows you to skip steps 2-6!

12. Similarly, RSS is used for.. Ticker Feeds New Members Upcoming Events Articles Audio / Video News headlines RSS Feeds New Products Interested Users

13. Bloglines (the most popular) & available for mobile devices Newsgator (can deliver the content to Outlook) Netvibes Google Reader My Yahoo! Page Web based Readers