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An Interesting Reason to Give Kids an Aggregator







An Interesting Reason to Give Kids an
Aggregator

An Interesting Reason to Give Kids an
Aggregator
07/05/2004 12:52 AM

RSS for Kids

"Interestingly, RSS also has the potential to route around some of the personal information issues that come with collecting and using email addresses....

What next? I think there's a lot of potential for giving child-safe news, search and directories the RSS treatment. Many parents only let their children navigate to sites they've already bookmarked together. Perhaps a daily stream of sites recently added to CBBC Search and the Yahooligans directory, combined with quality news sources (National Geographic Kids, CBBC newsround...), would give kids that much more to explore. Combine this with a facility for their parents, teachers and friends to bookmark their own finds (a kind of semi-private del.icio.us), and you've got an information-rich, safe, social space for children." [foe romeo, via Technorati search results for The Shifted Librarian]




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