It’s easy to lose or turn off someone who does not consider themselves tech-saavy by using acronyms like RSS. Just what is RSS? I created a short video in 2005 with my graduate students at Wayland Baptist University in Lubbock to try and explain RSS in plain language, but I think Oprah has an even more succinct and understandable way to help people understand RSS. According to Oprah, RSS should stand for:
Ready for Some Stories.
I love it!
Linktribution: “How to explain RSS the Oprah way” by Stephanie Quilao via the RSS help link on “What’s reQall” via Hannah’s post “news to me…” on the Web2oh4Teachers Ning.
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