NEWS
RSS News Feeds and Podcasts
RSS News Feeds
RSS (Really Simple Syndication) feeds are an increasingly popular method of distributing simplified Web content (generally in text form) to users through XML. Users can "subscribe" to different RSS feeds to automatically be notified and receive new news content when it is posted. To use the feeds below, simply download and install an RSS aggregator/news reader program on your computer.
Please note: The DoIT Help Desk does not currently support any software for aggregating RSS feeds.
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Copy the link location/URL of any of the feeds below and enter it into your news reader. You should start receiving new feeds immediately. You will receive new stories when our Web site is updated. See instructions about how to subscribe with a few of the suggested readers.
- UW-Madison computing news

- Job Listings, DOIT Human Resources

- IT Bytes

- Software Training for Students announcements and schedule updates

- Click here to see all Help Desk RSS Feeds
Podcast
Podcasting uses RSS 2.0 with the added support for enclosures to deliver audio broadcasts for play back anytime. Users may subscribe to a program and download new episodes to their computer to listen to or transfer to their portable mp3 player. Podcast aggregator software is available for Mac and Windows. Some examples of podcast-enabled software include Apple's iTunes 4.9 or greater or Juice.
You can subscribe to the DoIT podcast by subscribing to http://doit.wisc.edu/news/rss/podcast.asp with iTunes, Juice, or another podcast aggregator.
The DoIT Help Desk currently only supports iTunes. iTunes support is limited to installation troubleshooting and Learn@UW podcast troubleshooting.
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DoIT Computing Tips
URL: http://doit.wisc.edu/news/rss/podcast.aspYou may also download the mp3 files and play them back in any software that supports the mp3 format.
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