3-B-2 Learning Via RSS




RSS can be a powerful tool for a teacher.  If student’s are blogging or using wikis an RSS reader can be the one place to see all student activity.  RSS is vital because going to 100 different blogs a day or a week is simply overwhelming.  RSS can allow a teacher to give immediate feedback to students and monitor who is contributing and who isn’t.  RSS can be a professional development tool also.  Using a site like edutagger or delicious a teacher can find blogs or websites with RSS feeds of interest and drop them into the reader.  An RSS reader like Google Reader can be a helpful search engine to find things in other people’s online work by using the search function.  These are immediate ways RSS can enhance my learning and instructional strategies.

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2 Responses to “3-B-2 Learning Via RSS”

  1.   mlower
    February 4th, 2009 | 6:00 pm

    If you are trying to manage multiple student blogs, RSS is a very valuable tool. You certainly save a lot of time knowing when postings have been made rather than making time consuming checks and rechecks.

  2.   jasonhabisch
    February 5th, 2009 | 12:12 pm

    I agree, I am using it more and more in my own classes. I have to make myself pare down the subscriptions so there isn’t so much to read!

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