Reading articles from your favourite journals gets a bit easier when you have the Contents sent to you as an RSS feed. To do this, you need to select a specialized application called an RSS feed reader, create an account, then sign up for some feeds. This session will show you how to do this for yourself.

1. Feed Your Need to Read Gwendolyn MacNairn Computer Science Librarian Dalhousie University Dal Libraries UnZipped September 1, 2011

2. Do you need to read?

3. Do you read online?

4. User Information “ Save the Time of the Reader” Ranganathan User Information Information Shifting

7. HTML Browser Web page XML Aggregator Feed reader Source Language Applications Display

8. Publisher: Elsevier Database: ScienceDirect Reading Table of Contents (TOCs) for Scholarly Journals

11. Sample Headline Headlines viewed in a Reader

12. Article viewed in a Reader

13. Same Headline on The Guardian webpage

14. Google Reader

16. Google Login

17. Check the (numbers) Choose to read these feeds

18. Read Headlines for ACM If interested – mark with a star

19. CRC Chair of Internet & E-commerce Law (blog) Read headlines & mark with a star

20. Some Headlines in the News

21. Display your Starred Items

22. Display your Starred Items One item kept from May

23. Google Login Expanded text sufficient…

24. Google Login Want more? Go to the website…

26. Google Login

27. Google Login Have time to read? Access the PDF…

28. Google Login Must be on campus

29. Find new Feeds

32. Manage Subscriptions Unsubscribe to Delete

33. When done …

35. ? Questions ? Dal Libraries UnZipped (2011)