Let’s Play Math!

Those who study such things estimate that only 5-6% of Internet users take advantage of RSS feeds. That’s a shame, because RSS can make life so much simpler. Why visit all the interesting blogs and news sites individually, when you could get the latest information on a single site?

What is RSS?

RSS (Really Simple Syndication) is a format used to automatically deliver updates from blogs or other Internet pages that change frequently. Most RSS feeds deliver each blog post in its entirety, but some feeds contain only short excerpts. Either way, RSS feeds will let you know what is happening on all your favorite websites.

For more information and a short video about how to take advantage of RSS feeds, check out the RSS Day webpage.

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How can you make sure you don’t miss the newest math game or teaching tip from Let’s play math! blog? It’s easy! Subscribe to the RSS feed, which will deliver these posts “right to your door” automatically.

By tradition, you can find the link to a blog’s feed near the top of the right-hand sidebar. Mine looks like this:

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