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RSS is a great tool for discovery. Much has been made of the termination of Google Reader<\/a>, but much of the focus has been on tools that might replace Reader. Less attention has focused on how we might discover new feeds.<\/p>\n

Instant RSS Search<\/a> offers a tool you may want to explore. You can locate sites that offer rss feeds for a given topic (e.g., edtech) or find the RSS feed for a given site (Note: You do not actually need this with Feedly<\/a>, but it may still come in handy).<\/p>\n

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RSS is a great tool for discovery. Much has been made of the termination of Google Reader, but much of the focus has been on tools that might replace Reader. Less attention has focused on how we might discover new … Continue reading →<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n

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