Free Readers
The first thing you need to do is to sign up for a free reader. The following list are just some of the readers available on the web.
If you use Microsoft Outlook, there is a reader within Outlook that you can use. Or if you have a smartphone, access your RSS feeds while waiting in line on your phone!
- Google Reader The only thing necessary for this reader is a Google account. The easiest way is to sign up for Gmail.
- Bloglines Free Free Free!
- Mozilla Thunderbird
What is it?
What is it? RSS (Real Simple Syndication) lets you create a list of sources (searches from ProQuest and EBSCOhost, blogs, professional association websites, and more) and automatically retrieves updates and new postings., saving users considerable time and effort.
How will it help me? This saves you time. You only need to access one website to access all your information. When searching for journal articles, you can set up a search in EBSCOhost or ProQuest to be sent to your RSS Feed and when new articles are published that meet your search terms you will be notified.
More Info:
- 7 Things You Should Know About...RSS from the Educause Series
RSS Feeds in Plain English
What is RSS? RSS stands for Real Simple Syndication. Think of it as your paperboy that brings news, journals, articles, and more all to one place - your RSS Reader. Watch this short clip for a basic glimpse of what RSS can do for you.
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