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RSS in Learning

0 comments | Wednesday, April 25, 2007

Gone are the days when you went to your favorite news web sites to see what is happening. Gone are the days of going to each page to see if there is new information. Gone are the days of not being informed because something did change but you were not informed. Those were the days of pull technology - you had to pull the information to you.

Today it is pushed to you. You choose which information you want to view. When it is updated it will show up. If there is nothing new, you won't see it. If you are looking for something in particular, let it come to you instead of searching it out.

Today is the day of RSS, a backronym for Really Simple Syndication. Watch THIS - a great video on how it works.

Imagine that the new information in your corporation is pushed to you. You choose the topics, the information to be fed and it shows up at your door. Instantly updated, never left in the dark. The information could be a corporate happening, project progress, changes in process or procedure, the latest white paper... The information is limitless. Imagine learning what you need to know this way, instead of taking training courses for information that is almost never used. Have the information you want delivered to you when you need it most.

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