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Week3: RSS and Social Bookmarking

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RSS and Social Bookmarking  

 

RSS

 

NOTE:  Because you're clever, you've probably already figured out that you can use the "follow" feature in Blogger to keep track of your fellow participants' blogs.  Feel free to do this if you like, but you should also make the time to do it "the hard way," not just to get credit, but to appreciate how easy things become even easier as technology advances!

 

Other sites you might want to subscribe to...

 

 

Social Bookmarking 

 

 

 

 

Here are some accounts you might want to consider adding to your del.icio.us network:

 

 

Tags you might want to subscribe to include: 

 

Work-related

  • library
  • librarian
  • readers' advisory
  • reference
  • research
  • government
  • Web 2.0
  • Library 2.0
  • books
  • reading
  • Pittsburgh 

 

 

 

Just for fun...

 

  • crafts
  • cooking [see also "vegetarian" and "vegan," for those so inclined]
  • sports [see also individual names of sports, football, basketball, baseball, etc.]
  • gardening
  • poetry
  • cycling
  • cats
  • dogs
  • LOTR

 

The possibilities are endless, really - any noun you can think of is probably a tag - try searching for a few within del.icio.us and see for yourself!

 

Other social bookmarking services

 

There are, of course, other social bookmarking services besides del.icio.us - if you can, take some time to explore the following services and see how they measure up.

 

  • Digg 
  • StumbleUpon
  • CiteULike [emphasizes scholarly resources]
  • Connotea [similar, but marketed to researchers in the sciences]
  • Reddit [primarily for sharing and ranking news]
  • Newsvine [similar, layout and design look more adult/professional]

 

Food for Thought...

 

Last, but certainly not least, here's a Library Journal article on how social bookmarking can benefit libraries.

 

 

 

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