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This is a description of RSS from Harvard Law

This video is another helpful tutorial video when learning how to use RSS. This video is very desriptive and demonstartes how to use RSS. It also covers various topics that will help new users. The information is presented in a way for anyone to understand. The video is about 6 minutes.

A three minute explanation of how and why to use RSS by Chris Pirillo. He is a bit more exciting and displays more expression than the other tutorials I have found. He simply discusses RSS (Google Reader) in an every day conversation form.

This is Jennifer Dorman's wiki for RSS and its use by teachers. It's basically a good aggregation of links, with a minimal amount of primary information on the site itself.

This site is a quick reference on RSS feeds from Ebling Library (University of Wisconsin)

This is Toronto-based teacher Quentin D'Souza's pdf outlining ways that many Web 2.0 apps, and specifically RSS, can be used as a learning tool.

This is the video, RSS in Plain English, that we watched in class. It is good because it is short and also very informative.

This is a pdf document I kept finding cited on web pages discussing how RSS can be used specifically within a learning environment. It covers many of the basics that lots of web sites do, but also offers some ideas of how to use it in the classroom.

This is a video and step by step instructions on how to start using Google Reader. It demonstartes how to subscribe and read feeds. The video is not extremely exciting but provides all of the information needed for Google Reader and is very helpful and informative.