What
is a feed reader? A feed reader is an online spot where you can hold all your
favorite blogs in one place. They are customizable, well designed, and offer
search options for information specifically tailored to your interests. If
you are an organized person and don’t like a lot of extra or unwanted
information in the way, then read below for a look into some of the best feed
readers.
Feedly is a site that is tailored to beginners and is the most popular feed
reader on the web. It is easy to use by adding all your favorite sites to one
location. It displays updates on any
news, blogs, or topics of interest from around the web. It has options to
upgrade if desired that takes your interest and reading to the next level. You can follow up to 100 feeds and it can be
accessed from various web browsers.
Good News is a feed reader that takes pride in changing the way you
read the news and information of interest to you. It’s appealing to your eyes
by offering 12 different visual styles to work within. It lets you pick your
topics anywhere from science and technology to lifestyle and fashion to
comics. It helps you discover and
organize the latest news from sources you trust.
Inoreader keeps the spark in reading. It allows you to read and learn about
interesting, updated, and relevant topics of your choice in an organized
manner. It saves you time by building your own personalized platform of
journals, influencers, social media, and research. You can follow twitter,
newsletters, you tube channels, and websites you prefer. It provides a filter
option, is a time saver, and you can share with your colleagues and friends. Inoreader
keeps the joy in reading.
Feeder
I have
chosen to utilize Feedly. The format and
main page are very similar to outlook email. It gives you categories of
interest to choose from when getting started. It bundles all of your specific
content for easy reading. It allows you to set up an app on your smart phone.
You can upgrade to the right searching plan that fits your needs. Also, you can
access this reader in chrome and Microsoft edge.
Below are
screenshots from my account.
The following are blogs that I have set up on my
feeder account.
The Trapped Librarian
https://feeder.co/discover/061bc7641f/trappedlibrarian-org
Teaching in the
Elementary Library
https://feeder.co/discover/0ca3f59e3e/librarianarika-wordpress-com
The Library Voice
https://feeder.co/discover/7025825a58/vanmeterlibraryvoice-blogspot-com
Super Library Marketing
https://feeder.co/discover/63f1753013/superlibrarymarketing-com
Click below to see my Tumblr blog.
https://amberneal34.tumblr.com/
The
following links are blogs I follow using Tumblr.
This blog is
titled Book Working Party. It has humorous posts that only book lovers
would get a kick out of. They are sometimes comics, memes, jokes, or just
simple reality.
https://www.tumblr.com/blog/view/bookwormingparty
This blog is
titled Your Literature Advocate. It gives reviews and summaries of
children's literature including picture books. It also focuses on the artwork
from the illustrations.
https://www.tumblr.com/blog/view/literatureadvocate
This blog is
titled Into the Stacks. I follow this blog because the topics are about
general librarianship and library related things.
https://www.tumblr.com/blog/view/intothestacks
This blog focuses
primarily on books and authors by African Americans. It suggest books for
holidays and months in the years depending on the celebration and purpose.
https://www.tumblr.com/blog/view/blackchildrensbooksandauthors
This blog is
titled Librarian Kat. It has fun and creative crafts to make and program
ideas related to the library world.
https://www.tumblr.com/blog/view/librarian-kat
Hi Mrs. Neal, Thank you so much for sharing your recommendations on tumbler! I also enjoy Into the Stacks! I'll definitely check out the Book Working Party! It sounds like it's right up my alley!
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