Feeds available
Posted by Zak Mensah on Thursday 21 May 2009 at 1:00pm
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Just a brief announcement to the community that we have just opened up our advice documents to RSS and Atom feeds.
What is RSS and Atom?
RSS (Really Simple Syndication) and Atom (Atom Syndication Format) allow content providers to share content with their audiences and offer an additional way of keeping up to date with their websites. Using RSS readers, you can subscribe and receive our content in your chosen feed reader.
Why use Feeds?
Its usefulness by way of example:
As an e-Learning Officer, Zak Mensah of JISC Digital Media is primilarly interested in our Cross-media content. By subscribing to the Cross-media RSS feed (available on all pages in that section) Zak will automatically be notified when an advice document is published or updated.
Interested?
If you are interested in using RSS or Atom but are not sure how to go about using it, please get in touch via our helpdesk or contact your IT support. We are always looking at how we can provide our content to you in ways that best suit you. Comments welcome.
List of RSS feeds
- Blog RSS feed and Atom feed
- Training RSS feed and Atom feed
- Still images advice documents RSS feed and Atom feed
- Moving images advice documents RSS feed and Atom feed
- Audio resources advice documents RSS feed and Atom feed
- Cross media advice documents RSS feed and Atom feed
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