If the blog feed finder returns an error: The URL you entered is a valid website address.The Blog Feed Finder site will automatically test if: The following are among the URLs commonly entered by learners by mistake:, ,, ,, , Entering website addresses which aren’t blog site URLs.You must submit the URL for the published, public view of your blog.
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Using the URL for the “editing view,” where you update the content on your blog rather than viewing the result.Click on the “Username > Enrolled” link and then click on the “Add your blog feed for scanning!” link (see image below).If not enrolled, click on the link to enrol.) Confirm that you are enrolled for the course (the link will display your “Username > Enrolled”.Log in to your course site via the “Log in/Register” link at the top of your screen (or head graphic if using a mobile device).You will use the Blog Feed Finder site to assign your blog feed URL.ĭetermine your blog URL and submit it on the Blog Feed Finder site If you assign the URL of your blog to the courses you are enrolled for, links to your blog posts tagged with the course code will be included in the course feed.
You can make your own blog part of the network of places the OERu’s “feed scanner” check for posts of interest to learners for inclusion in the course feed.
The purpose of the feed is to generate a timeline of comments and posts from different sources on the web. OERu courses all include a “ Course feed“.
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