The most intimidating thing about this assignment was selecting my own interests without my sidekick. So, no bikesnob, no dogblog. Education. Libraries. Some humor and random stuff. I used Google Reader, which works fine for me. But I notice that I can't just publicly share my RSS feeds. I can only share particular items. So, I starred a bunch of items to be shared. But I wonder if bloglines is more fluid in its sharing abilities. I will go play with that. Until my kids demand my attention. For now, here is the link to my public
Google Reader.
2 comments:
Sharing...interesting thought. To me, RSS Feeds are just an easy way of keeping up with my personal interests, and student/teacher wiki work. I guess the ability to share would allow people whose interests were similar to mine to check what I read...Still, I'm pretty mundane. I do love your word of the day feature.
I asked a friend where she kept her bloglines/googlereader and she said in her toolbar! When I first set up a google reader, I found that I never checked it because it was one more site to go visit. I work on too many different computers to have the toolbar approach work, that's why I stuck mine on my blog though, as you pointed out, it doesn't work for others to see what I'm seeing. But, I think you can add the "seeing" part under links. I don't necessarily WANT everyone to be checking on my son's blog, for example!
Erik as an RSS feed, yep, I can totally picture it.
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