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Anybody else think that we should lobby Blackboard to provide RSS opportunities in their blogs, journals, wikis? I have been told that developers etc take note of what appears in http://www.blackboard.com/Contact-Us/Feedback/Suggest-Product-Enhancements/For-Learn.aspx and that if the UK has particular needs, then we should "bombard" Bb with what we want...... Blackboard has also told me that there are changes in the culture, so maybe this would be a way to see if that's true...? Just a thought..... -- Regards Mark Mark Gamble, FHEA Head of Learning Technology, Centre for Learning Excellence, University of Bedfordshire, Park Square, Luton, Beds, LU1 3JU Tel (+44)1582 489260 Mob 07720 068605 Int ext 9260 / 6360 (mobex) BREO HELPLINE 01582 489205 / int 9205 >>> From: "Blackboard.com: Feature/Enhancement Request" <[log in to unmask]> To: <[log in to unmask]> Date: 5/4/2012 08:46 AM Subject: Your suggestion has been received Thank you for your suggestion. We highly value your participation as we work toward creating better products for you. For your records, here is your suggestion: Short description: RSS in Web 2.0 tools Detailed description: Really, the developers should be taking a long hard look at their credentials - or their managers should be thinking hard about the brief. No RSS facility in blogs, journals, wikis? Come on, Blackboard, try and keep up with the rest of the world! We need to provide students with up-to-the minute ideas and this omission makes Blackboard so old-hat. We need to be able to deliver blogs and tweets in-course - and let students offer RSS feeds out of their work too. I don't *think* it's rocket science.... Oh and, for the drop-down list on the submission page "What capability does this suggestion relate to?" how about adding "Learning"? Warm regards, The Blackboard Team