Screencasts - by Patrick Thornton on Tuesday, February 17, 2009 18:22 - 5 Comments
Screencast: How to use RSS and Google Reader for journalism
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This week’s screencast is about using RSS for journalism and reporting.
We use Google Reader to demonstrate how RSS and RSS feed readers can be a powerful journalism tool. RSS feeds and feed readers can allow journalists to easily monitor a lot of disparate news sources. It’s much easier to use a tool like Google Reader to monitor information on the Web than it is to use Web browser bookmarks or to manually typing in URLs.
This video goes over:
- How to add find RSS feeds
- How to add RSS subscriptions to Reader
- How to use Reader’s more advanced features
- The power of searching within Reader
- And much more
Our previous screencasts can be found here.
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