TM-RSS

You need to watch ALL these videos IN THIS ORDER! media type="custom" key="7828507"

NOW, the final step is to embed your RSS feed into a page on your wiki. This is a relatively new feature to aggregators.

1. On your reader navigation bar, click "Sharing settings" (this is under "PEOPLE YOU FOLLOW).

2. Make sure you are set to "Public".

3. Create a folder to put all your subbscriptions in. This can be done by clicking on the dropdown in the left-side navigation bar next to any of your feeds. Click on "new folder". Name your folder. Then move all your subscriptions into the folder by dragging them on top of the folder.

4. Find "SUBSCRIPTIONS" on your reader navigation toolbar. Click ONCE on the folder(s) you want to share.

5. Using the dropdown next to your hightlighted folder in your left-hand navigation bar, and choose "create a bundle".

6. Scroll down and find "create a bundle clip". Once you click on this, you will be the coding to embed in your wiki to display your RSS feeds.

Once you are done, send me the link to your RSS feeds. You do not need to put this on your navigation bar.

Just so you know, there are many RSS aggregators (NetVines, Bloglines, Feedbucket, etc.). We will be using GoogleReader.


 * __Further Reading:__**
 * [|More About RSS] by Judy O'Connell
 * [|RSS Ideas in Education]
 * [|The Technology of Reading and Writing in the Digital Space: Why RSS is Crucial for a Blogging Classroom] by David Parry
 * [|RSS: A Quick Start Guide for Educators] by Will Richardson
 * [|Using Bloglines (or How to Keep Up With Dozens of Blogs Everyday)]

**__Tutorials:__**

 * [|Using Bloglines (or How to Keep Up With Dozens of Blogs Everyday)]
 * [|RSS: A Quick Start Guide for Educators] by Will Richardson

**Research and Applications**

 * [|RSS: A Quick Start Guide for Educators] - Will Richardson
 * [|RSS: The Next Killer App for Education] - Mary Harrsch
 * [|Villanova University Panel on RSS in Education] - blog, podcast, and screencast
 * [|Cut Through the Web Noise] - //Edutopia//
 * [|RSS Specifications - Everything RSS]
 * [|RSS Specifications - Education and RSS]
 * [|Teaching Hacks - RSS Ideas in Education]