Feed Me - What is RSS?

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RSS is like a delivery person that brings updates from your favorite websites to your computer, regardless of the weather or time. It allows users to easily stay informed about updates to sites they follow without having to visit each site individually. RSS delivers news, sports, blogs, videos and more directly to the user's computer using an RSS reader, which aggregates all of the RSS feeds in one place for the user to view. RSS helps users surf smarter, stay informed, and minimize time wasted by bringing interested content to them.

feed Me what is RSS ?

let’s begin with an analogy …

you place a subcription here …

meet Toby

Toby delivers these …

and this …

and these …

to your front door …

whatever the weather …

… and in time for …

if , you have got some spare …

you place a subcription for …

meet “Badger”

“ Badger” delivers this …

to your front door …

whatever the weather …

… and in time for …

so, what is RSS ? …

… R eally S imple S yndication – is a special syndication format for distributing content on the Web … … it makes it possible for users to find out what’s new on their favourite websites without actually having to go there …

in other words …

RSS delivers this …

to your computer …

whatever the weather …

… at any time …

why use RSS ? …

surf smarter stay informed continued professional development minimize time waste enhanced research

what to look out for ? …

what sort of information is available ? …

get news …

get sports results …

get magazines …

get weather …

get recipes …

get journals …

… and there’s more …

get blogs …

get bibliographical data …

get bookmarks …

get project activity …

get photographs …

get videos …

get podcasts …

get funding …

get university news …

Use a RSS Reader or Aggregator to keep up-to-date …

types of RSS readers …

RSS provides the glue to connect different pieces of information and to collate them in one place … … our RSS reader …

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Feed Me - What is RSS?

1. feed Me what is RSS ?

2. let’s begin with an analogy …

3. you place a subcription here …

5. Toby delivers these …

6. and this …

7. and these …

8. to your front door …

9. whatever the weather …

10. … and in time for …

11. if , you have got some spare …

12. you place a subcription for …

13. meet “Badger”

14. “ Badger” delivers this …

15. to your front door …

16. whatever the weather …

17. … and in time for …

18. so, what is RSS ? …

19. … R eally S imple S yndication – is a special syndication format for distributing content on the Web … … it makes it possible for users to find out what’s new on their favourite websites without actually having to go there …

20. in other words …

21. RSS delivers this …

22. to your computer …

23. whatever the weather …

24. … at any time …

25. why use RSS ? …

26. surf smarter stay informed continued professional development minimize time waste enhanced research

27. what to look out for ? …

28. what sort of information is available ? …

29. get news …

30. get sports results …

31. get magazines …

32. get weather …

33. get recipes …

34. get journals …

35. … and there’s more …

36. get blogs …

37. get bibliographical data …

38. get bookmarks …

39. get project activity …

40. get photographs …

41. get videos …

42. get podcasts …

43. get funding …

44. get university news …

45. Use a RSS Reader or Aggregator to keep up-to-date …

46. types of RSS readers …

47. RSS provides the glue to connect different pieces of information and to collate them in one place … … our RSS reader …