RSS
The Magic of the New Web
The nature of information has changed dramatically since the advent of the World Wide Web. However, that change has accelerated during the past 12 to 18 months, thanks to a family of web tools that are so changing the way that we think about information that it is increasingly called, Web 2.0. These tools include blogging, podcasting, social networks, and wikis, to mention only a few.� However, the real magic of the New Web, the glue that holds it all together, is a simple, yet fundamentally revolutionary concept usually called RSS.� Learn about this concept and how it can be used to manage instructional materials in brand new ways.� Prepare to be on the edges of your seats.
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RSS Feed from Wikispaces page updates:
The feed for wiki page updates include the following URL. Replace (page name) with the name of the page as it appears in the URL of the page. If the name of the page is Warlick Online Handouts, then the URL name will be "warlick+online+handouts".
wikispaces.com/page/xml/(page name)?v=rss_2_0