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Today we face a problem, not of information scarcity, but an over abundance of information. Getting useful online information to flow to you is critical to keep pace with the explosion of online ...

Today we face a problem, not of information scarcity, but an over abundance of information. Getting useful online information to flow to you is critical to keep pace with the explosion of online knowledge.

We often find reliable and interesting sources of information, but find it difficult to keep returning to see what’s been posted recently. RSS feeds and feed readers help deliver up-to-date content from the sources you choose. This session will explain what an RSS feed is, and how you can use a feed reader to aggregate all these updates in one, easy to read, place - and keep them out of your inbox.

Presented by Anne Adrian and John Dorner

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Getting online information to come to you nacaa 2012 Presentation Transcript

  • 1. Getting Online Information to Come to You Anne Adrian eXtension-Auburn University Twitter: @aafromaaJohn Dorner, North Carolina State University Twitter: @jdorner NACAA July 2012
  • 2. Brought to you by the eXtension Network Literacy CoP www.extension.org/network_literacyA
  • 3. What is RSS? Really Simple Syndication A way that information is syndicated Behind the scenes scripting/language With RSS, you can subscribe to the news feeds of a web site as they are posted.A
  • 4. Why use RSS? Blogs ? ? NewsJ
  • 5. Why use RSS? Blogs NewsJ
  • 6. Look for the feed icon www.ag.ndsu.edu/ workingdifferently cnn.com MSIE Toolbar nacaa.com/positions Google Chrome Location PanelJ
  • 7. Getting feeds Google Reader - http://reader.google.com iGoogle - http://igoogle.com MyYahoo! - http://my.yahoo.com Internet Explorer Outlook Firefox Live Bookmarks MANY othersJ
  • 8. Google Reader example http://reader.google.comJ
  • 9. Google Reader example http://reader.google.comJ
  • 10. J
  • 11. Show examples Use GRs "subscribe/search button" http://www.cnn.com/ and click on "RSS Feeds" Youtube http://www.youtube.com/user/AgPhD/ Wikipedia - revision history http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Beef&action=history Twitter - https://twitter.com/ittotd/ Blogs http://blogs.extension.org/mastergardener/ http://purduephil.wordpress.com/ http://nacaa.com/positions/ Podcasts - http://www.ag.ndsu.edu/workingdifferently/working-differently- in-extension-podcast Scoop.it - http://www.scoop.it/t/workingdifferentlyA
  • 12. Getting Online Information to Come to You Anne Adrian eXtension-Auburn University Twitter: @aafromaaJohn Dorner, North Carolina State University Twitter: @jdorner NACAA July 2012
  • 13. AbstractToday we face a problem, not of information scarcity, but an over abundance ofinformation. Getting useful online information to flow to you is critical to keep pace withthe explosion of online knowledge.We often find reliable and interesting sources of information, but find it difficult to keepreturning to see what’s been posted recently. RSS feeds and feed readers help deliverup-to-date content from the sources you choose. This session will explain what an RSSfeed is, and how you can use a feed reader to aggregate all these updates in one, easyto read, place - and keep them out of your inbox.In this session, we will give examples of typical feeds an educator might want to keep upwith.
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