I just wrote a how-to article for eHow about RSS feeds, which provide Web users with a simple w
ay of storing and finding their favorite websites and blogs. You no longer have to depend on your browser’s bookmarking tool, which gets clumsy and disorganized. What’s more, by using web-based RSS readers like iGoogle or Pageflakes, your favorite feeds (which are updated for you) can be read from any computer.
Take a look at my eHow article, which provides you with step-by-step instructions.
If you don’t have iGoogle set up on your computer, then you might as well start your day an hour later than everyone else. As school communicators and school superintendents, it’s important to get off on the right foot. I will likely spend the new few blog entries showing you how to set up iGoogle as user-designed news and blog feed repository, or in non-geek speak, an easy to use place to store all your favorite websites and blogs. What’s more iGoogle has such an easy user interface you’ll find it a breeze to set up. Stay tuned and I will show you how to accomplish all this in my next post.
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