Phil
Bradley has created a good list of alternatives to Google Reader:
http://philbradley.typepad.com/phil_bradleys_weblog/2013/03/20-alternatives-to-google-reader.html
Ned Potter has also blogged a good list of alternatives to Google Reader; http://thewikiman.org/blog/?p=2145
Dear allFor the past few years we (Health and Social Work Librarians at Oxford Brookes University) have run a session for our third year undergraduates entitled Keeping Up to Date. We have shown them the NHS Evidence resources and talked about NHS Athens passwords. We have also mentioned RSS feeds, Google Reader, Blogs, Microblogging (ie Twitter), Journal Alerts and Database alerts. We have advised our students that they can pull all of this information together using a Start Page - and have used iGoogle.So, with the demise of iGoogle and Google Reader - we are now in a quandary about what to use/demonstrate.Do any of you have any ideas? Doe any of you also run a Keeping Up to Date course/session, and what do you include?Thanks in advance for your helpKatherineKatherine Staples
Subject Librarian: Health & Social Care
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