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==Introduction== | ==Introduction== | ||
RSS, the acronym of ''really simple syndication'' (or in more popular words ''news feeds''), is a standardized XML file in which websites insert structured information and is generally used to store some news. News feeds can be read by web-based or software-based news readers (also called | RSS, the acronym of ''really simple syndication'' (or in more popular words ''news feeds''), is a standardized XML file in which websites insert structured information and is generally used to store some news. News feeds can be read by web-based or software-based news readers (also called aggregators). | ||
==Educational usage== | ==Educational usage== | ||
Revision as of 10:00, 19 April 2006
Introduction
RSS, the acronym of really simple syndication (or in more popular words news feeds), is a standardized XML file in which websites insert structured information and is generally used to store some news. News feeds can be read by web-based or software-based news readers (also called aggregators).
Educational usage
- Check the status of student's work in the different plateforms like Wiki, Blog or Portal
- Check the news on a lot websites
Links
Similar formats
Atom or Rdf are two other news feeds standards. The XML syntax differs from RSS but the usages principle are the same.