RSS 2.0 authoring
Thing of these as mark up languages for syndication: RSS, Atom, ICE, OML, OPML, SyncML (CDF was early form that is no longer used). RSS 2.0 has enclosure capacity.
A fun blog site is "How to do stuff" which is podcast based.
See http://davidwarlick.com/podcasts/ Connected Learning Podcasts
NCState - http://wolfcast.ncsu.edu/ have a web generated way to post and generate RSS feed.
Authoring Apps,
There are many ways to deal with creating RSS feeds. FeedForAll (both Mac and Win versions). Also see the review on FeedforAll. Software Garden (open source) is another example. There are also web site "garages" that will check any feed design that has been personally created and check it for errors.
I find it a much simpler approach for beginners is to simply use one of the free blog services by Blogger.com, MSN Spaces or Yahoo 360 which allow blog postings to become feeds or not at the blog creators choice with the click of a check box and the insertion of a feedlink.
A fun blog site is "How to do stuff" which is podcast based.
See http://davidwarlick.com/podcasts/ Connected Learning Podcasts
NCState - http://wolfcast.ncsu.edu/ have a web generated way to post and generate RSS feed.
Authoring Apps,
There are many ways to deal with creating RSS feeds. FeedForAll (both Mac and Win versions). Also see the review on FeedforAll. Software Garden (open source) is another example. There are also web site "garages" that will check any feed design that has been personally created and check it for errors.
I find it a much simpler approach for beginners is to simply use one of the free blog services by Blogger.com, MSN Spaces or Yahoo 360 which allow blog postings to become feeds or not at the blog creators choice with the click of a check box and the insertion of a feedlink.
posted by Bob Houghton at 1:45 PM
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