What+Does+A+Feed+Look+Like

First, do not be afraid! Feeds are not something that is easily read by people, it is similar to when you view raw html, the language behind a typical web page. The feed begins with the format of the feed and then the channel tag. In this example, the first tag defines the version and type of feed being used. The second tag signifies the start of the feed channel. The main content of the feed is entered between the channel tags. The title tag provides the web site, blog, or content source feed name, this is usually the same as the name of the website where the feed originates. The link tag provides a URL to the home page of the web site. The description tag is a phrase or a sentence that describes the web site, blog, or content source. The main content areas within a feed are found between the item tags. Each item or post within the channel is contained within item tags. Each feed may contain any number of items. The title tag within the item tags defines the subject of the posting or content item. The link tag between the item tags, provides the URL to the content source on the World Wide Web. The description tags offer a short summary of the post or the full posting/content item, depending on how the owner of the feed has set it up. In this example we have a short summary of the posting item since there is an obvious break in this posting. At the end of the feed are the closing tags opened at the beginning of the feed. This is a simplified example of a feed. RSS 2.0 feeds often contain more items as well as many other tags referred to as enclosures, that further defines elements of the feed, such as audio, video, images, PDF documents, PowerPoint Presentations and other files. There are also tags that include more specific publishing information, as well as comments.
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 * 3. Teaching Hacks **
 * 4. http://www.TeachingHacks.com **
 * 5. Teaching with Technology ** The language tag defines the language of the web site, blog, or content feed source.
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 * 8. Blogs of Fiction **
 * 9. [|http://www.thecanadianteacher.com/Consulting/archives/108**
 * 10. There are a few blogs that claim to be written by famous people who could not possibly be blogging because they are dead or they are fictional characters. A good example is the Darth Vader Blog where you can read the rebellion from Darth Vader .... ** At the end of each item you will find a closing item tag.
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