What You Can Do With RSS Feeds Mandy Ostick September 21, 2006.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Social Media Tools Managing Your Digital Identity.

Advertisements

Blogs and RSS John Dorner

1 Introduction to RSS and News Aggregators. 2 Reading Blogs OK: As a Web page –Must visit multiple sites to check for updates Better: Via a RSS Feed –Updates.

Keeping up to date with new research Nicola Conway Liaison Librarian.

Keeping up to date with new research Nicola Conway Liaison Librarian.

Web 2.0? Library 2.0? How Libraries Are Using New Web Tools Mary Page March 7, 2007.

Content Hosted on JDSupra.com. Alerts, articles, blog posts…

Blogs, Wikis, and other Foreign- sounding Tools of the Internet Using Web 2.0 in our Tribal Libraries.

BLOGS: Rethinking Library Outreach. What is a Blog “A weblog, or blog, is an interactive online journal” 1, that allows for the exchange of thoughts between.

Blogs, Wikis and Social Software Chris Peters Information Technology Specialist Library Development Washington State Library

Blogging for Webmasters 2005 AALL Annual Meeting Steven C. Perkins, J.D., M.L.L. Coordinator of Reference Services University of Houston Libraries.

Engineering Village ™ ® Basic Searching On Compendex ®

WEB 2.0 TOOLS: Making Their Space A Learning Space NCLA/ASLD Annual Continuing Education Conference May 16, 2007 Richard Glass, MAT/STA/CMP Dept. Marsha.

Managing Long-Term Research. Personal accounts on library databases and Internet search engines allow you to save your searches for later use, set up.

WISER Humanities: Keeping up to date Kate Petherbridge and Gillian Pritchard Oxford University Library Services.

The adventures of LASSIE: libraries, social software and distance learners Dr Jane Secker London School of Economics and Political Science

RSS FEEDS FOR LEGAL SCHOLARSHIP All info on Law Library Site>Faculty Services>Scholarship Technology>RSS /services/rss.html.

Keeping up to date with new research Laura Jeffrey Researcher Training Librarian.

Web 2.0: Concepts and Applications 3 Syndicating Content.

Students and faculty need to keep up-to-date with their area of research. Subject specific blogs, RSS feeds, and listservs make it easier than ever to.

Defining Blogs & RSS Feeds. What is a blog?  A web log  Definition by Darlene Fichter….a blog is a “web page containing brief entries arranged chronologically.”

WEB 2.0: Definitions, glossary, tools and uses. Use web 2.0 tools to create vibrant learning communities.

Effectively Using Internet Technology Brian Cordeau University of Texas – San Antonio.

Yahoo! Proprietary. Not for re-distribution. 0  Trip Planner is a tool to help consumers envision, research, plan, and share their travel experience 

Using Bloglines Presented by Bonnie Shucha © University of WI Law Library

Web 2.0: Concepts and Applications 3 Syndicating Content.

Consider ways to use social software in your professional learning and school.

Using Reader, Drive, and Cloud Printing. Subscribe to Webpages, Wikis, Photo shares and Webblogs (Blogs) enabled with Rich/RDF Site Summary/Really Simple.

JournalTOCs Monitor current research by subscribing to journal TOCs.

Understanding & Using the Read/Write Web INCOL Spring Workshop May 3, 2007 Spokane, WA Presented by: Rachel Bridgewater, Washington State University Vancouver.

Monitoring publications and keeping up to date in Genetics Lab Meeting – 7/3/13 Updated with comments from the session.

December 17, 2009 CCWG RSS Feeds on ERCOT.com Amy Apodaca Web Content Coordinator.

Overview In this tutorial you will: learn what a blog is understand how blogs may be used in e-learning identify different types of blogs.

Julie Hannaford Director, Information Resources & Services OISE, University of Toronto Image credit to:

Searching the “New” Web: Blogs & RSS ORALL Annual Meeting October 13, 2005 Presented by Bonnie Shucha UW Law Library

Introduction to Blogs as an Information Resource Kevin Reiss Rutgers School of Law- Library

Alerts to New Research Sent by or RSS feed - weekly or monthly Different kinds: Table of Contents Search Alert Citation Alert Purpose: tells you.

Using an RSS Feed Aggregator An Introduction Prepared by Liz Rodrigues.

RSS Basics and Beyond RSS Basics and Beyond Tips and Tricks for Getting the Most out of Syndicated Content.

What is RSS? and Why Should You (teacher, librarian, student) Care?” Jo Ann Ponville EBRPSS Instructional Technology Facilitator.

Stay Current In Less Time With RSS Presented by Bonnie Shucha Reference & Electronic Services Librarian University of Wisconsin Law Library

What Is RSS? Adapted from Stephanie Quilao & Wikipedia It can take hours going to visit every single website and blog you enjoy  RSS Feed: get all the.

Monitoring web sites RSS and other tools. Monitoring web sites Why monitor? What? How will we monitor? How will we get the results?

Does the World Wide Web seem too overwhelming? Do I have enough time to go look for the latest news updates? Would it help to have the latest news and.

CSC 101 Spring 2007 Kelly Schneider. Open Office  OpenOffice.org is a multiplatform and multilingual office suite and an open source project  Some functions.

When TVT graduating seniors go off to college: We hope that they will ask meaningful questions We hope that the next step of their research journey will.

© 2011 Pearson Education, Inc., publishing as Longman Publishers. 1 Chapter 27 Blogs, Wikis, and Social Networks Technical Communication, 12 th Edition.

Lecture 5 Web 2.0 Teaser Instructor: Jie Yang Department of Computer Science University of Massachusetts Lowell Exploring the Internet, Fall 2011.

Blogs and RSS Siobhan Champ- Blackwell. Definitions  Blog – Web Log; an online journal; A web page with periodic posts in reverse chronologic order 

Geeks - FDU Library Staff Meeting - Summer 2007 Geeks Bearing Gifts Unwrapping New Technology Trends.

Kendra Hunter & Charde Johnson EDUC Dr. M. Kariuki.

Digital tools + story ideas. Using RSS What is it? Really simple syndication Delivers news content to you.

Using RSS Readers in Education: The Google Reader.

Using Web 2.0 Applications as Information Awareness Tools Jay Bhatt and Dana Denick – Hagerty Library, Drexel University Smita Chandra – Indian Institute.

CREATE, IMPLEMENT AND ENJOY! Blogs,Wikis & RSS Readers.

Mashups for the Nontechies: Yahoo! Pipes Jody Condit Fagan Digital Services Librarian James Madison University

What is RSS? and Why Should You (teacher, librarian, student) Care?” Jo Ann Ponville EBRPSS Instructional Technology Facilitator.

Introduction to Social Media October 28, 2010 Green County High School Vickie Buckman.

Using Electronic Resources to enhance teaching & learning Wendy Abbott Associate Director, Customer Services With Peta Hopkins Information Systems Librarian.

Social Networking for Library and Information Science Literature John Meier Science Librarian The Pennsylvania State University University Libraries LFO.

Theresa Gabor, CCCOE Web 2.0 What You Need to Know.

Faculty SelectedWorks TM by Tyler Veak, PhD, MLIS Scholarly Communication Librarian Integrated Learning Resource Center.

Online Library Quick start guide

Blogging What, Why and How? Ask the Experts Online 17th July, 2007

User Information Architecture: Blogs, Wikis, and RSS

Using Electronic Resources to enhance teaching & learning

WISER Humanities: Keeping up to date

Katherine Melling Judy Reading

RSS FEEDS FOR LEGAL SCHOLARSHIP

Presentation transcript:

What You Can Do With RSS Feeds Mandy Ostick September 21, 2006

What You Can Do With RSS Feeds What an RSS feed has done for us Keep up with user expectations More content on our website Increased our visibility on the internet Reduce internal use, share what we know Comments: another way for our users to communicate with us Suggestions?

September 21, 2006 What You Can Do With RSS Feeds Tips and Tricks Using RSS feeds, information comes to you Read news and blogs using a web-based feed reader (your feeds are accessible anywhere you have internet access) Read news and blogs using Google Bring outside information onto your website Current awareness: beyond blogs and news

September 21, 2006 What You Can Do With RSS Feeds Your Feeds on a Google Personalized Homepage

September 21, 2006 What You Can Do With RSS Feeds Bringing Outside Content In: Hennepin County Library Subject Guide Hennepin County Library Subject Guide

September 21, 2006 What You Can Do With RSS Feeds Current Awareness: Beyond Blogs and News Website update feeds Journal tables of contents Tracking federal legislation Monitor the Buy & Sell, Craigslist etc. Distribute photos without attachments

September 21, 2006 What You Can Do With RSS Feeds Monitor website updates LLRX.com: keep up with new articles LLRX.com RSS update alerts often offered for wikis like Wikipedia and Library Success: A Best Practices Wiki WikipediaLibrary Success: A Best Practices Wiki To monitor webpages that don’t offer a feed, try a website change detection service such as WatchThatPage WatchThatPage

September 21, 2006 What You Can Do With RSS Feeds Journal Table of Contents: Washington & Lee Law School Library Washington & Lee Law School Library

September 21, 2006 What You Can Do With RSS Feeds rticles=yes&country=canada See Annette Demers, “Current Awareness: The Next Generation,” (2006) 31:2 Canadian Law Library Review 67 Create a Query

September 21, 2006 What You Can Do With RSS Feeds Journal Table of Contents: Feed as Displayed in NewsGator

September 21, 2006 What You Can Do With RSS Feeds Track Federal Legislation: LEGISinfo LEGISinfo

September 21, 2006 What You Can Do With RSS Feeds Feed for Bill C-9: As Displayed in Bloglines

September 21, 2006 What You Can Do With RSS Feeds Personal Current Awareness Looking for a used car? Create a feed of a query at BuySell.comBuySell.com Monitor with your feed reader

September 21, 2006 What You Can Do With RSS Feeds Personal Current Awareness Post your photos on Flickr Flickr Anyone who wants to stay current can subscribe to your RSS feed