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RSS: Feeding the Starving Archivist Heather Soyka New England Archivists Spring 2010

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Presentation for "Web 2.0 and Archivists" panel, New England Archivists meeting, Spring 2010, Amherst, MA.

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RSS: Feeding the Starving Archivist

Heather SoykaNew England Archivists

Spring 2010

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Web 2.0 in 2.0 seconds or less

wordle.com

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Why do I need to know this?

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What is RSS, anyway?

All you really need to know is that RSS is a simple XML-based system that allows you to subscribe to websites.

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So many readers, so little time

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Google Reader

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Bloglines

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How to add, organize, read

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What can you track?Job listingsLegislationGrant fundingDonor/prospective collectionsNEA colleaguesArchivists in other regions/countriesContinuing education TweetsBook discussion

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Twitter

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derangementanddescription.wordpress.com

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Tracking the feedless

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Advocacy at home

Set up RSS feed for: blog updatesnew accessionsrecently processedhighlighting new discoveriesupcoming eventsfundraising

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To recap:What? Subscription, push

Why? Aggregate news, one-stop personalized feed

When? Before, during, and after the job search. To keep up with the field. To become part of the conversation, and to be a better archivist.

Who? You, the starving-for-news archivist

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Go forth and be nourished!

[email protected]

http://www.bloglines.com/public/heathersoyka