In this fully updated second edition of his popular book, author, internet trainer, and blogger Michael P. Sauers shows how blogging and RSS technology .
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- Blogging and Rss: A Librarians Guide by Michael P. Sauers
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- Blogging and Rss: A Librarians Guide
- Book Review: Blogging and RSS - A Librarian's Guide, 2nd Edition
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Sauers shows how blogging and RSS technology can be easily and successfully used by libraries and librarians.
Blogging and Rss: A Librarians Guide
Sauers provides a wealth of useful examples and insights from librarian bloggers and provides easy-to-follow instructions for creating publishing and syndicating a blog using free Web-based services software RSS feeds and aggregators. The second edition covers new blogging tools and services introduces numerous useful library blogs and bloggers and includes a new chapter on micro-blogging with Twitter.
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So here is why it is a good jumping off point: Thi This book is an excellent jumping-off point for those of us who read blogs but have been told we need to produce one for our organizations This is valuable because I can go see what subject matter they are covering, what kind of language they are using and so forth. Learning how RSS works, even if I, myself, never need to code it, is also valuable.
Feb 03, Courtney rated it liked it Shelves: This is a practical guide to using blogs and RSS. For blogging, he reviews several of the better known blogs and bloggers, and he goes into detail describing how to create a blog using Blogger. For RSS, he provides some history of the format and its development, and he describes how to create a feed.
He also lists some good feeds. The dilemma of writing about technology is that it changes so quickly that by the time the book hits the shelf it's outdated. While this book is three years old, it manages to still be relevant.
Book Review: Blogging and RSS - A Librarian's Guide, 2nd Edition
Interesting reference for RSS which I would like to review again when I am setting up a feed for one of the sites. May 01, Lisa rated it really liked it Recommends it for: Sauer has written a terrific introduction to blogging and rss for librarians. Maria rated it really liked it May 14, PJ Trenton rated it really liked it Oct 31, Sarah rated it really liked it Mar 30, Kyle rated it it was ok Jan 11, Karen Southwell rated it really liked it Mar 13, Peter rated it really liked it Oct 31, Jessica rated it it was ok Nov 03, Vishal Darji rated it really liked it Jan 28, Colleen rated it liked it Nov 25, Keith Noseworthy rated it it was ok Oct 01, Kathy rated it liked it Jul 28, Rhonda rated it liked it Mar 13, Eddy rated it liked it Jul 01, Sarah rated it it was amazing Feb 06, Aspen Decker rated it it was ok Jul 31, Oct 28, Sarah Sammis rated it it was ok Shelves: Another how to blog with very little discussion on the why or the ROI of blogging for libraries.
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