A few nice free photo software images I found:
Radio Free Blog Now Syndicating and Receiving
Image by Looking For Fish Tacos At ELI 2006
As things stand, if you want to use social software tools to support teaching and learning, RSS is an indispensable management tool. It also allows the blog to serve as container (and content generator) for disparate tools.
Key questions:
* What strategies for tapping RSS are most likely to prove effective for managing 'small pieces' instruction?
* What are the limitations and downsides of RSS?
* RSS can be a difficult concept to grasp for new users, and it can be difficult to find feeds of sufficient quality?
* How do we avoid simply jacking up the thresholds of information overload?
Linkage:
* An Introduction to RSS for Educational Designers-- Stephen Downes was way ahead of the curve in 2002
* RSS Quick Start Guide for Educators (Will Richardson, Weblogg-ed)
* 50+ RSS Ideas for Educators (Teaching Hacks)
* Notebooks of Leanardo Da Vinci via RSS
* Things Youn Can Do With RSS (Tim Yang Wiki)
Links to More Links
* del.icio.us/tag/rss+education
See more examples and resources in the rss tag stream.
Image Credits: Mock-up of SciFi book cover created by Alan Levine, derived from Creative Commons licensed flickr image by "Aliasgrace"
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