At school, I could ask my students to create their own RSS feed and their bell ringer could be to pick an article from their RSS feed and write about/summarize it. In my personal life, an RSS feed could be a quick news feed for me so that whenever I feel like reading something leisurely, I could open it up and find an article that interests me without the hassle of muddling through several different websites.
Teachers could use RSS feeds in the same way that I explained above for students to have interactive activities to do, or for their own personal use for the classroom. It would be a quick way to find ideas that they could use in their classroom or for worksheets or projects. It basically makes life just a little more simple and internet time a little more concise.
Just in case anyone is curious, the seven feeds that I subscribed to are
The first two are beauty/fashion blogs. I really love fashion and how it both impacts society and society impacts it. The next three are music pages: DIY being for self-made musicians who look to succeed in the recording industry, Gungor is a Christian band that will surprise you, and Pitchfork is a music festival that always includes up and coming artists. The last two are education/teaching blogs that pertain to things that teachers need.
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