Hack Attack: Getting good with Google Reader - Lifehacker
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Educators sharing bookmarks and best practice. We have a set of standard tags to help us share things that you may use in addition to your tags. (You may subscribe to these tags via RSS feed by subject area, which makes it very useful.)
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Saved by 70 people (22 private), first by anonymouse user on 2007-02-06
- Ny152kr02 on 2008-10-11 - Tags no_tag
- Nandahitz on 2008-08-03 - Tags google , rss , lifehacker , shortcuts
- Freakinruben on 2008-05-19 - Tags google , googlereader , howto , lifehacker , productivity
- Patrickhibbard on 2008-05-18 - Tags staffdevelopment , organizededucator , googlereader , lifehacker , productivity , google
- Vwtom_ia on 2008-05-18 - Tags Google , googlereader , rss , howto , reader , tips
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Google Reader and its wonderful keyboard shortcuts
First off, since I'm such a big fan of keyboard shortcuts, I want to start off highlighting the incredible shortcuts baked into Google Reader. Since seeing is believing, I've put together a short screencast below
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My answer to Google Reader search is:
Use the search we are all familiar with... Gmail.
1. I *STAR* all the posts I find interesting.
2. Then, I make the *STAR* feed public by clicking on the feed icon in the tags section of Google Reader's settings.
3. I then take this feed and put it into one of those SEND RSS BY EMAIL services (I use RSSFWD.com)
4. I send the RSS posts to my Gmail account.
5. All Gmail emails that come in from either rssfwd.com or to username+rssfwd@gmail.com are labeled RSS and archived.
6. Then I can search my Gmail account for the post I am thinking about.
Not the easiest of solutions, but with all that Gmail space, why not?
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u. This toggles the sidebar, maximizing your reading space. [via Quick Online Tips]
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g + s
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g + h
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g + t + tag-name
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g + l + label-name
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t + tag
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