My Take
Feedly is an extremely easy-to-use RSS reader. Add your favorite sites to receive automatic updates sorted by tag or "collection" list. Multiple display options are available, for a text-based or image-based interface, online or as a mobile app. While is not designed specifically for education, Feedly could be very useful as a content curation tool in the classroom.
How I Use It
Feedly is a great tool for reading time in your classroom. Students can save and organize sources based on their preferences and needs. I would recommend Feedly for older students who are able to select and comprehend quality reading sources.
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Theresa C.
Teacher
Palatine, IL
March 31, 2018
Feedly Fuels our Reading
This is a great tool that provides a way for students to find, bookmark and organize articles. Students can have a number of articles - categorized for their own needs or interests - at their fingertips, in one place. In the future, I'd like to use this as a tool for students to find and save sources for research papers.
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Adrian N.
Instructional technology learning coach
May 13, 2014
Feedly.com is a great tool for teachers to organize their digital tools and resources!
I really enjoy using this app on my phone. I have not been able to sync my content saved to my Android phone to my Feedly.com account online. Also, since I have a lot of resources saved for later, I would like to be able to organize these using the same “Tags” I have for my blogs.
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Mark R.
Teacher
March 12, 2014
Feedly is an RSS reader that is remarkably easy to use and can help facilitate student blogging in the classroom.
Feedly is an RSS reader that pretty much took the place of Google Reader as the "go-to" blog post aggregator. It is not, by design, an educational app per se, but for teachers who facilitate the ethic of student blogging in the classroom, the need to actually aggregate their posts for the purposes of collaboration and shared knowledge is paramount. Feedly is pretty seamless once it's set up, with a bit of a process to actually get it set up.
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