Feedly

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Grade Range: 8 - 11

Feedly is a news aggregator that lets you curate, organize, and share the content of your favorite sites in one place. Create an account to begin, then follow the directions to add content to your feed. Organize information by creating and labeling feeds by topic. Links within items in your feed offer options to share by email or on Twitter and other social networking sites. Additional options allow you to change the view of feeds by title, magazine, or cards. Fine-tune your feed by adding filters to hide unwanted topics or keywords, or select items to save for reading at a later time.

In the Classroom

Use Feedly in the classroom in a variety of ways. Create a feed with your professional resources, including favorite classroom websites, professional learning sites, and the latest educational news. Share this feed with your peers to use during professional development sessions. For older students, create a feed with information about your current learning topics. For example, when teaching about climate change and conservation, create a feed to share with students containing information from a variety of sources. Ask students to use this information during their research to learn about this topic from a broader viewpoint. As you and your students find articles of importance, save them within a Wakelet, <a href="/single.cfm?id=17619">reviewed here</a>. Use Wakelet to create different collections based on specific topics. As a final project, ask students to share their learning by creating a Wakelet collection that includes articles found on Feedly along with their final research presentation.

At Home

Share Feedly with your son or daughter to use when gathering information for school projects. Use Feedly as a collaborative tool to share and find information related to any topic when working with your school’s teachers and administrators.

Tags

bookmarks, news,

Subjects

English, Language Arts, Math, Professional, Reading, Science, Social Studies, Social Studies, TeachersFirst Edge,