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06/27/2007 7 Day Software
Highlights FeedForAll
In the modern world of 2007 fewer and
fewer people are building the XML representation
of an RSS feed by hand as most
blogging and podcasting software now handles
this function. However, if you're a software
developer, want full control over your feed
or you are doing something somewhat out-of-the-ordinary
with RSS, as we do at Project Glidepath, you need
the tool we use, FeedForAll, which creates, edits,
uploads, downloads, and even error checks
RSS data; a tremendous time saver.
Created by the folks at NotePage, Inc.,
a MicroISV based in Hannover, MA, FeedForAll,
which is available for both Windows and
Mac, is the ultimate tool for hand-rolling
RSS feeds. It gracefully handles all
of the date-stamp issues (which is a *big*
deal), understands all the iTunes XML idiosyncrasies
as well as includes a WYSIWYG HTML editor
you can use to edit the description fields
and even has built-in image editing functions.
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06/12/2007 Apple How
To Guide for Delivering Content Via RSS
Apple Developer Connection put
together a how to guide for developers attempting
to navigate podcasting and RSS. The answer
to creation according to Apple:
Feed publishers can use a type of application
called a generator to create the RSS markup
that makes your feed available. FeedForAll, for example,
has a wizard that walks you through the
creation of RSS feeds, whether you want
to publish a plain RSS feed, a podcast feed,
or a podcast with iTunes support.
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06/11/2007 Educational
Podcasting Tutorial
The University of Missouri put together
an Educational Podcasting Tutorial
on the Apple website. Its a great guide
with a great visual map of how podcasting
works!
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06/08/2007 Universal
Binary Version of FeedForAll Mac
NotePage is pleased to announce its
Universal Binary version of FeedForAll
Mac. FeedForAll Mac is software that
allows publishers and webmasters to create,
edit and publish: RSS feeds, podcasts and
videocasts.
The Universal Binary version of FeedForAll
Mac now performs faster on Intel based Macs.
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06/05/2007 Best Sound
Program for 2007
The Shareware Industry Awards Foundation
has announced that RecordForAll is nominated
for Best Sound Program or Utility for the
year 2007. Since 1992, the Shareware Industry
Awards have been honoring and acknowledging
the very best software. The Shareware Industry
Awards are selected by a group of industry
professionals that nominate and vote based
on a programs merits. The award winners
will be announced July 15, 2007 at the annual
Software Industry Conference, held this
year in Denver Colorado.
RecordForAll Nomination
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05/30/2007 Academia
Adds RSS Feeds to Their Teaching Tool Kit
Academia has embraced RSS as a means
to educate, but scrutinizing how educational
institutions are using RSS feeds in their
daily routines show RSS is utilized can
vary across different industries.
1. Share Resources
Academics are using social bookmarking websites
to share quality websites that relate to
their area of expertise with colleagues
and students.
Examples of Shared Resources:
Delicious - http://del.icio.us/ social bookmarking
system, can be setup to use as shared bookmarks,
RSS feeds are available
CiteULike - http://www.citeulike.org/ share
resources
2. Class Blogs
From elementary schools to university blogs,
online journals have flourished. Instructors
have used blogging as a teaching tool. Helping
students learn writing and reporting skills
while understanding how to use technology.
Many educational bloggers use RSS as a means
to syndicate blog posts.
3. School Schedule Sports Schedule
RSS feeds can be used to communicate events
scheduled on or off campus to prospective
and existing students. Subscribes of a schools
calendar feed receive notification as new
items are added to the calendar.
4. Podcast Lectures
Podcasts can be used as study guides or
even as class preview for students contemplating
their course selections or choice of professors.
Academia Adds RSS Feeds to Their
Teaching Tool Kit
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