Have you ever found a great article in a blog on the internet and thought to yourself, wow I’ll have to remember this site and come back to learn more?
Well, you could bookmark the site, or you could save it to your favorites. But there is a more organized way to save sites that you like and want to return to.
You can create an account with GOOGLE READER at (www.google.com/reader), It’s FREE , and it’s very simple to set up! GOOGLE READER helps you find and keep track of stuff on the web through their RSS FEEDS. RSS stands for (Real Simple Syndication). You can subscribe to your favorite websites, see what your friends are sharing, and keep up with what’s popular. New content comes to your GOOGLE READER when it’s posted, so you don’t need to visit individual sites. Plus GOOGLE READER keeps track of items you’ve read, so you only see unread items when you come back. If there’s a dark blue border around an item, GOOGLE READER is marking that item as read.
I am going to show you via a screencapture video just how easy it is to set up your own GOOGLE READER account. And once you set up your account go ahead and test it by subscribing to my website josephmcdevitt.com
Watch the video below:
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25. July 2010
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