RSS Feeds
If you want everything, use the main feed. If you only want certain kinds of posts, each section has its own feed – subscribe to whichever ones suit you.
What's RSS?
RSS is a simple way to follow websites without social media or email newsletters – your updates come to you, in one place, on your terms. An RSS app (sometimes called a “reader”) checks your favourite sites automatically and shows you new posts as they arrive, a bit like email but just for reading.
A few good RSS apps to get started:
- NetNewsWire – free, Mac and iOS, very polished
- Feedly – free tier available, works in any browser
- Inoreader – free tier available, browser and mobile apps
- Reeder – paid, Mac and iOS, beautifully designed
Once you have an app, just paste any of the feed links below into it and you’re set.
Main feed
- Main website feed – includes Blog Posts, Podcast, Notes, Reflections, and Asides, but not Photos or Linkblog posts
Section feeds
Series feeds
Each series has its own feed – useful if you want to follow a specific thread without the rest of the site.
- DICE Framework for Educational Change Leadership (2 posts)
- Digital Learning (28 posts)
- Experiments in Vibecoding (21 posts)
- Experiments with Hugo (11 posts)
- Higher Education Strategy (12 posts)
- Obsidian Notebooking (6 posts)
Bookmarks
- Bookmarks – items saved in my bookmark manager