I have been using RSS feeds (Really Simple Syndication) in several online applications and my favorite these days is Google Reader. Google Reader allows me to pick and choose a variety of online sources, e.g., blogs, wikis, news, and reference sources to preview as soon as they are available via the Internet. I still have not discovered how to keep current with my assortment of RSS feeds and often find myself skimming large quantities at odd hours of the early morning when I cannot sleep. :) I would appreciate any feedback from my fellow peers as to their methods for keeping up with this additional information treasure trove!
Thing #9: Locate a few useful library related blogs and/or news feeds.
Here is my list of useful library related, news, and/or reference RSS feeds from my Google Reader account.
Enjoy surfing!
Lisa
- 2 Cents Worth - David Warlick
- ALA TechSource
- Alice in InfoLand - Alice Yucht
- Dangerously Irrelevant - Scott Mcleod
- The Blue Skunk Blog - Doug Johnson
- Edublogs - Ewan McIntosh
- Infomancy - Christopher Harris
- Infosearcher - Pam Berger
- Information Wants to Be Free - Meredith Farkas
- Kathy Schrock's Kaffeeklatsch
- NeverEndingSearch - Joyce Valenza's Blog on School Library Journal
- November Learning - Alan November
- pixie stix kids pix - Kristen McLean
- Stephen's Lighthouse - Stephen Abram
- Library Videos - the best of...
- Unshelved, the library comic strip - Bill Barnes and Gene Ambaum
- Warrior Librarian Weekly - Amanda Credaro
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