RSS Feeds at IUPUI
:: What is RSS?
:: How can I use RSS?
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| IUPUI Student Media Headlines | |
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| JagNews :: Student Edition | |
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| JagNews :: Faculty/Staff Edition | |
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| Campus Event Calendar :: Campus Events | |
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| Campus Event Calendar :: Indianapolis Events | |
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| Human Resources :: News Feed | |
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| IT Security Office :: Security Bulletins |  |
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| IU School of Medicine :: News Releases | |
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| IU Medical Library :: News | |
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| Sound Medicine :: Podcast | |
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| UITS :: IT Notices | |
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What is RSS?
An RSS feed is a specially formatted list of upcoming events or news articles published by a website. RSS feeds allow you to view whichever feeds you are interested in in one convienent place, without the need to visit those websites.
Examples of feeds include headlines from JagNews, CNN, CBS, the NBA, etc.
How can I use RSS?
You can include these RSS feeds in an "RSS Aggregator". There are many different types of aggregators, some of which are webpages and others are programs you must install on your computer. All allow you to display and subscribe to the RSS feeds you want.
Oncourse CL and OneStart can display RSS feeds. There are several other online RSS Aggregators available, including My Yahoo! and News Gator (view a list of RSS Aggregators).
Once you have chosen a news reader, all you have to do is to decide what content you want.
