2. Making RSS Work for YOU Steve Dembo Steve_Dembo@Discovery.com

3. Teach42.com/Advanced-RSS

4. What is RSS? Real Simple Syndication RSS feeds provide web content in a specific format that allows sites and software to republish the information in new ways

6. Breaking it down

7. Same data, different look

8. Where do you find RSS?

9. Finding the Feed

10. With your browser

11. Ways people can subscribe Aggregator Email Apps Browser My Yahoo Inbox

12. Optimizing your feed

13. Why you should burn your feeds

14. Adding it to your site

15. Fire up your Feeds If you don’t have an aggregator, register at Bloglines.com Find the RSS feed for your site Register at Feedburner.com Point readers to your new feed Put a chicklet in your blog’s sidebar Copy and paste the code from Publicize > Chicklet Chooser Adjust the hidden link to your feed in your site’s header Look for lines starting with <link rel=“alternate” type=“application/rss+xml”

16. Beyond basic RSS: A world of syndication

31. Something new to subscribe to Resources are at Teach42.com/Advanced-RSS Explore new types of RSS feeds Bookmark/subscribe a few new feeds

32. Mixing it up: Share your feeds in new and interesting ways

33. Flickr

34. Del.icio.us

35. SuprGlu

36. FeedJumbler

37. Feed Digest

38. HTML to RSS and back again

40. Putting it in your site 1.Find your feed 2.Get the html code 3.Insert it in your site 4.Publish it!

41. RSS in Education

42. GCPS

43. Shanghai American School

44. Tracking the Supreme Court

45. Dave Warlick’s presentation resources

46. Lewis Elementary School

47. How are you going to use this?

48. Teach42.com/Advanced-RSS

49. Making RSS Work for You Steve Dembo Steve_Dembo@Discovery.com