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Using NewsGator to Receive RSS Feeds

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NewsGator is a web-based RSS reader/aggregator. You maintain an account on the NewsGator website and go there to view your latest news feeds. One advantage of using NewsGator is that you can view your news from anywhere, on any computer with internet access. NewsGator supports both news feeds and podcasts, so you can collect all your news in one place.

Create Your NewsGator Account

1. Visit newsgator.com and create an account following the link on their homepage.

 

Add RSS Feeds

2. After you sign in to NewsGator, click the Add Feeds link at the top left of the page.

 

 

3. There are four tabs on the Add Feeds page. This gives you four options to search for and add RSS feeds.

 

 

4. To add the LTD blog, Design. Learning. Technology., you can use the URL & Import tab.

If you don't have a specific website or blog in mind, you can use one of the other three tabs to search for interesting feeds. Explore them when you have time.

Go to Step 1: Enter the Feed's URL. Type the URL of the LTD blog in Feed URL box. http://uhvonline.blogspot.com


Click the Add Feed button to add the feed to your list.

Read, Comment and More...

5. After you sign in, click the Web Reader link or button to display your current feeds. Your feeds will be listed under the My Feeds link on the left. If necessary, click the + to expand the list. Note that the feed for our Design. Technology. Learning. blog is displayed in this list. To view the current postings for this blog, just click the title of the feed. The postings will be displayed on the right side.

 

6. To add a comment to the blog post, click the Comments link just below the message

 

 

7. Type your message in the Comments box and click the Post Comment button to finish.

 

 

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