RSS

= RSS Resources =


 * Name of Webpage:** RSS
 * URL:** @http://teachinghistory.org/digital-classroom/tech-for-teachers/20697
 * Annotation:** This website is for anybody that is new to what an RSS feed is. It describes what an RSS feed is and getting started with one. At the end of the article, it lists a few websites that have RSS feeds that might be useful to educators.
 * Name:** Stephanie Normand


 * Name of Web Page:** RSS
 * URL:** @http://teachinglearningresources.pbworks.com/w/page/31012690/RSS
 * Annotation:** This article was a group project by Toni Ryan and several others. In it they explain what RSS is all about and the benefits of using RSS in the classroom. This article basically is saying how you can get information from specific sites of your choosing all in one place. They include a short video that also explains about Google Reader and also some recommended websites that are good for children.
 * Name:** Holly Archeval


 * Name of Webpage:** Using RSS Feeds in the Classroom
 * URL:** []
 * Annotation:** Using RSS feeds alongside weblogging greatly reduces the reading time and creates a completely paperless classroom. It makes weblog management much easier for a teacher. Besides blogging, RSS feeds can serve an educational purpose. While writing a research paper, RSS feeds help students organize their information and filter topic-specific stories.
 * Name:** Jessica Binko


 * Name of Webpage:** RSS for Education
 * URL:**[]
 * Annotation:** This is a slideshow that is uploaded to slideshare and it explains what a RSS is and ways it is being used. This presentation also talks about ways that RSS can be used in education. This is a very well put together presentation and all the information is up to date and important for all of us to know. It talks about blogging, wikis, and even social bookmarking.
 * Name:** Sarah Allen