Hi girls!
I have to admit that, before our experience in class, I’ve never heard about feeds and feeds aggregator and I’ve never entered a site like Bloglines. Now I can say you that I found them interesting and useful tools that help us to keep under control if there are any changes in web sites or blogs of our interest ( for example, one can see if there are new information posted). Instead of going in the blog of each person in our group, using the URL or the link, one can simply go on Bloglines to see any changes; I found it a good and quick solution to keep us up to date! In general I don’t visit many websites: I check my email or I go on the site of the University, if I’m searching for information I use Google, and that’s all…
I have to admit that, before our experience in class, I’ve never heard about feeds and feeds aggregator and I’ve never entered a site like Bloglines. Now I can say you that I found them interesting and useful tools that help us to keep under control if there are any changes in web sites or blogs of our interest ( for example, one can see if there are new information posted). Instead of going in the blog of each person in our group, using the URL or the link, one can simply go on Bloglines to see any changes; I found it a good and quick solution to keep us up to date! In general I don’t visit many websites: I check my email or I go on the site of the University, if I’m searching for information I use Google, and that’s all…
So I think that for this kind of –let’s call it “domestic”- use having a feed aggregator isn’t so important, but I think that for our work in class or for people who often visit a big number of web sites, installing on computer -or subscribe to- an aggregator that signals if there are news on the websites or blogs is really useful.
What do you think? Are you agree?
Bye!
Vale
What do you think? Are you agree?
Bye!
Vale
