Subscription RSS Feeds

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What are RSS feeds?

RSS stands for Really Simply Syndication. Sometimes refered to as web feeds, RSS is a way of delivering regularly changing website content. Feed readers (Bloglines, Google Reader, My Yahoo!, etc.) collect this content in one place, allowing you to easily stay informed about the newest content (news headlines, blog postings, video uploads, podcasts, etc.). They also save you time by eliminating the need to individually visit each site.

The folks at Common Craft created a wonderful short & explanative video about RSS feeds and why they're so great. View it by clicking here: RSS in Plain English.

Below is a list of Warner Library RSS feeds that can be subscribed to using your favorite feed reader. Don't know how to use a feed reader? Watch our 5 minute tutorial on using Google Reader to collect & store your RSS feeds.

• Blog- Read our library's blog, a "behind-the-stacks" look at what goes on in Warner Library
• Delicious.com- Stay up-to-date on new websites added to our website collection
• LibGuides (coming soon!) - Be notified anytime we create a new subject guide
• New Books (coming soon!)- We're always adding to our collection! Subscribe to this feed and you'll be notified of our new book titles as they're added
• SlideShare- Learn about new presentation-style library tutorials hosted at SlideShare
• Video Tutorials- This feed alerts you of when a new Warner Library video tutorial has been posted on YouTube
• Twitter- Keep informed on the latest news about the library

For faculty, Warner Library also offers an electronic journal RSS subsciption service. Upon your request, we compile a list of feeds from your most often read journals into one email notification. Anytime new content is published in the journal, you'll receive an update in your email inbox. To sign up, please complete this form and return it to Andrea Reed, Media & Digital Services Librarin, Warner Library.