TCNJ Library RSS Feeds for New Acquisitions
Subscribe to TCNJ Library RSS feeds to get information about new acquistions delivered directly to your RSS aggregator.
Other TCNJ Library Feeds:
| Topic | Title | URL | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Library News | TCNJ Library News | http://www.tcnj.edu/~Edadt/webalerts/rss/373.xml | |
| Databases | TCNJ Library - Databases | http://www.tcnj.edu/~Edadt/webalerts/rss/1019.xml |
See other TCNJ RSS Feeds
How do I access RSS?
You read these files in a program called an RSS aggregator (also sometimes called an RSS reader), which collects news from various websites and provides it to you in a simple human-readable form. There are two common types of RSS aggregators, client based and Web-based. A client based RSS aggregator is a piece of software that you install on your computer. There are many different client based aggregators to chose from. If you already use the Mozilla Thunderbird for e-mail, you can also use it for RSS. Thunderbird, besides being an excellent e-mail client is also a very good RSS reader. One advantage of Thunderbird is that most people check their e-mail regularly and they will be able to see any new items in RSS at the same time and will not have to open up a separate program or web site. See RSS Basics for Thunderbird for more information about how to use Thunderbird to access RSS feeds. If you prefer a stand-alone RSS aggregator there are many to choose from. Some popular ones include Omea Reader, RSS Bandit, FeedReader, and Newsgator.
Many people prefer to use web-based aggregators that are offered for free on the Internet. My Yahoo!, Bloglines, and Newsgator are popular services that can aggregate RSS feeds. One of the advantages of the web-based services is that you can get to them from anywhere you can open a web browser.
To view one of the TCNJ Library feeds in your RSS Aggregator:
- Copy the URL/shortcut that corresponds to the RSS feed that interests you.
- Paste the URL into your reader.
RSS Feeds in SOCS
Faculty can add the Library RSS feeds into courses on SOCS by using the Syndication module.To do this, select:
Your course > Syndication > Manage RSS Channels > Import Channel From External Website
From this page, copy the URL/shortcut that corresponds to the RSS feed that interests you and paste the URL into your reader.
TCNJ Library RSS Feeds are also listed on the "View Suggested Channels" page in the SOCS syndication module. Contact SOCS support or Yongming Wang, Systems Librarian at wangyo@tcnj.edu for help displaying the Library Feeds on your class page in SOCS.
These Feeds are great, how do I get more?
Faculty members that want specific feeds for their classes should contact their Subject Librarian or the Systems Librarian, Yongming Wang (wangyo@tcnj.edu).
