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RSS? What's that?

Camosun College offers many RSS feeds that are constantly updated with latest news. Using the RSS reader of your choice, you can access updated Camosun College content in a way that you decide is right for you.

All feeds

Title	Feed link
Combined feeds (excluding media centre feed)	http://webservices.camosun.bc.ca/cms/all-rss.xml

Media centre

Title	Feed link
Media centre	http://camosun.ca/ccr/news/xml/media-centre-rss.php

Schools/programs

Title	Feed link
Aboriginal Education and Community Connections (AECC)	http://webservices.camosun.bc.ca/cms/aecc-rss.xml
School of Access	http://webservices.camosun.bc.ca/cms/access-rss.xml
Arts & Science	http://webservices.camosun.bc.ca/cms/as-rss.xml
School of Business	http://webservices.camosun.bc.ca/cms/bus-rss.xml
School of Health and Human Services	http://webservices.camosun.bc.ca/cms/hhs-rss.xml
International Education	http://webservices.camosun.bc.ca/cms/int-rss.xml
Trades and Technology	http://webservices.camosun.bc.ca/cms/tt-rss.xml

Services

Title	Feed link
Ancillary Services	http://webservices.camosun.bc.ca/cms/anc-rss.xml
Class Cancellations	http://webservices.camosun.bc.ca/cms/cancel-rss.xml
Chargers	http://webservices.camosun.bc.ca/cms/chargers-rss.xml
Co-op and Student Employment	http://webservices.camosun.bc.ca/cms/coop-rss.xml
Counsellors and Career Advisors	http://webservices.camosun.bc.ca/cms/ccr-rss.xml
Educational Research	http://webservices.camosun.bc.ca/cms/er-rss.xml
Library Services	http://webservices.camosun.bc.ca/cms/lib-rss.xml
Student Services	http://webservices.camosun.bc.ca/cms/ss-rss.xml

RSS? What’s that?

RSS stands for Really Simple Syndication and is an easy way to help save time on the Intertubes.

When you subscribe to an RSS feed on a website, blog or a webpage, every time something new is put on that page you’re alerted.

Let’s get started!

Step 1: Sign up for or download an RSS reader. You need to have a home where you can read the new posts— your RSS reader. Several different online readers are available for free:

• Google Reader
• Bloglines
• NewsGator

Most web browsers and email programs, including Internet Explorer, Firefox, Safari, Outlook and Thunderbird can read RSS feeds as well.

Step 2: Set up a subscription to our RSS feed. Just look for the RSS icon and click it. The feed with either open in your chosen RSS reader, or your computer will offer you a choice of how to save the subscription.

Manually adding an RSS feed to Outlook 2007

1. Copy the URL of the RSS feed.
2. Under Tools menu, click Account Settings
3. On the RSS Feeds tab, click New.
4. In the New RSS Feed dialog box, type or press Ctrl+V to paste the URL of the RSS Feed. For example, http://webservices.camosun.bc.ca/cms/ss-rss.xml.
5. Click Add.
6. Click OK.

That’s it…you’re all set up to start receiving new posts as soon as we upload them. It’s that simple!