RSS (Really Simple Syndication) allows users to aggregate content from various sources and view it in a single location like Google Reader. Google Reader allows users to organize subscriptions into folders and share folders publicly. It also provides options to add the Google Reader subscription button to other programs and browsers to easily subscribe to content feeds from sites like Diigo.

1. http://bit.ly/1qmY8J RSS – Connecting Loose Pieces Together

2. Pageflakes – Example of RSS Aggregator

3. Google Reader – All Subscriptions on one single page

4. Add Subscription

5. Organize your Subscriptions in Folders

6. Google Reader Settings

7. Settings – Subscriptions Management Rename feed, add to Folders, change folders, delete

8. Folders and Tags – Change folders to Public and share them with the world by mail or on your blog

9. Goodies – Add Google Reader to your iGoogle (personalized google page) http://google.com/ig

10. Goodies – Add the “subscribe” button to your browser’s Favorites. If you can’t drag it, just right-click it, option “add to favorites”.

11. Click on the RSS icon to subscribe to our Diigo group. You’ll see all the latest group bookmarks in your Google Reader.

12. Click on the Firefox RSS icon to subscribe to our Diigo group. Configure it to subscribe with Google

13. Choose “subscribe to this feed using Google”

15. Click on “copy” Look for embed code

16. Click on the pencil to edit your post

17. Choose the “edit html” tab

18. Copy the “embed code” (ctrl v). Click on “publish post”

19. by Carla Arena [email_address] http://explorations.bloxi.jp