Thing #11

Google Reader was probably the best method of RSS searching I found.  It was easy, because all you have to do is put in the subject matter for the RSS feed and the search engine does the rest. There really isn't an easiest method for RSS searching anymore, because of the search engine sophistication.  One can go to any search engine now and type in a subject and then RSS feed and it will find it.  For example, if you were looking for information on photography, you could search for,"latest Canon camera technology RSS feeds," and it will come up with quite a few links, then you can click on subscribe. There really is no confusing method with an RSS feed. There were numerous feeds on educational excellence, superior teaching techniques, and some interesting photography feeds as well. There weren't any unusual RSS feeds.  When you customize a search for an RSS feed, or are very specific, then it really narrows down your search results and filters out most of the garbage that is associated with subjects you are searching for. Any search engine will suffice, however, on some blogs people have posted links to feeds they are interested in and it can lead you on a very big journey when you find several blog pages that you are interested in.