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Monday, March 5, 2012

THING NO. 10- Thoughts on RSS Reader and Feeds

The video was the best way to grasp the idea of RSS. "Really Simple Syndication" files my favorite blogs or other regularly updated material in to one location. I wish I had known about this a long time ago. I am the worst to have 6 pages open...going back and forth reading and working when I now can have one site to catch up on my latest interest.

I realized that with my google account my reader was already in place...I just needed to utilize the asset. The blogs I follow were listed there. Then, I went and subscribed to several outside blogs that I found interesting. It was a very simply process to click on their RSS icon or Subscribe icon, then be taken to a screen where I would click add to google and it was instantly added to my file.

In my personal life using RSS would simplify all the artist I try to keep up with. I am calling this my personal life because it is outside of my path to become a Special Education Teacher...long story on how I have such diverse career paths going but, that is for another day and time. Just know that I love offering the world a lot more than I care to take from it...I am a giver...teaching keeps me grounded, level headed, and aware of what the world needs from me. Anyway, back to RSS. Personally, filing my music sites that I constantly having to keep up with and artist and band page blogs is now something I can complete in less time that before. Organizing music business, education, and personal to 3 different RSS feeds would be Awesome. I need to take time to sit down and do that very soon. What a great time management skill. I listed the blogs I subscribed to at the bottom. They are all blogs for teachers, about teachers, and by teachers...something like that ;)

http://classblogmeister.com/blog.php?blogger_id=1337

http://cecilialcoelho.wordpress.com/

 http://needleworkspictures.com/

http://www.kulowiectech.blogspot.com

http://stumpteacher.blogspot.com












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