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Professional learning networks allow teachers to learn from collaborating with colleagues, reading scholarly journals, and making connections between information. RSS (Really Simple Syndication or Rich Site Summary) feeds allow users to subscribe to updates from websites and receive content in an easy to scan format, helping students develop skills in quickly analyzing information and then carefully reading selected content. RSS supports a model of writing for the web as a continuous conversation rather than static papers.
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- 3. Professional Development??? Working with colleagues??? Scholarly journals???
- 6. Connectivism (Siemens) • Knowledge exists in the multiple connections we make • Weak connections vs. strong connections
- 7. RSS
- 9. RSS • Real Simple Syndication • Rich Site Summary
- 11. Push Vs. Pull
- 12. 1) Set up an account 2) Click on the “subscribe” icon 3) Click to “subscribe now” 4) Read your subscriptions
- 13. What can Orange do for you?
- 14. You
- 15. RSS in 21st Century Teaching and Learning
- 16. From David Parry, University of Albany “ The speed of reading in the age of the digital has changed, and we need to help students navigate this.
- 18. “ What RSS does is allow students to make this distinction, to receive content as "bits" easy to scan, and then to select what they want to read.”
- 23. “ writing for the web is a matter of continuous conversation rather than static paper design.”