Ever felt frustrated you can’t see all of your favorite media because they are all in different websites or simply you don’t have the time to go to all of them in a moment?

Those are the reasons why Feedly exists. Feedly is a platform, and application where you can follow the media of your desire and see it in the same platform. You can follow newspapers like The New York Times, The Washington Post and The Guardian and see it all in the same place. To understand how this works, it’s necessary to understand what Really Simple Syndication (RSS) means.

For my 10th assignment for my IT Fundamental Class, I created my Feedly account and added some of my favorite media.

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[Photo: Screenshot of my Feedly ‘Personal’ feed by Viviana S. Flores Rivera]

For my personal interests I added:

Tastemade– a Youtube channel focused mostly on food, but also discusses home and travel.

Cycling Tips– is a website that is focused on cycling news and cycling tips.

Tiny Buddha– is a website about simple wisdom where people can read about happiness, love, relationships, change, meaning, mindfulness, spirituality, simplicity, minimalism, letting go and relaxing, becoming stress-free, and finding peace.

AsapSCIENCE– is a Youtube channel focused on explaining the science behind different topics from masturbation to humans disappearing.

TheMinimalists– is two guys that write books, articles, have a website, podcasts, and social media content that focuses on living a minimalism life, a more meaningful life not focused on things but on experiences.

For my professional interests I added:

CNN.com- RSS Channel World– is CNN world news channel.

Entrepreneur– is an American magazine that publishes entrepreneurship, and business news.

NYT > Home Page– is the website home page of the newspaper, The New York Times.

National Geographic– is the website home page of the television network, National Geographic.

Yale E360– is a digital magazine, from Yale School of Forestry and Environmental Studies, that focuses on writing news about the environment.

 

[Featured Image: work flow by Christin Hume. CC licensed.]