With this in mind, I took to the web to search for RSS feeds. I found a great article by Forbes that details five RSS reader services, all of which seem to have potential:
After looking through these options, I think that I would suggest using Newsblur. It supports web, iPad and iPhone, and Android use.
Finally, I wanted to give everyone an update on my Twitter usage and my absolute astonishment about the power of "microblogging". Today I sent a tweet that I figure was retweeted to 50,000 people! Wow! I was looking for another English teacher to work on a blogging project for our students. I just noted two educational technology gurus (@kevinhoneycutt @willrich45) and they retweeted to all their followers. You might recognize the second handle...it is the account of the Will Richardson, the writer of our text!
It just goes to show the truth of what I tell my students all the time..."you never know what's going to happen to that "e-message in a bottle" that you send out into the ether of the inter-webs." How cool is you?! :)
ReplyDeleteI saw your tweet get retweeted -- very cool!!! I think twittwer is the best sorta agraggator too, but a lot of administrators are going to object to requiring students to have twitter accounts and they really do have valid points.
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