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| Moodle’s [[RSS]] feed works almost the same in the [[glossary]] module as it does in the [[forum]] module (see [[RSS in Forums|here]] for RSS in forums).
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| If RSS is enabled, you will see two additional fields under the glossary setup page:
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| '''''RSS feed for this activity'''''
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| This turns RSS on or off. When set to “None,” the RSS feed is disabled. When set to “Concepts with authors,” the RSS feed will send out the glossary entries with the name of the author. When set to “Concepts without authors,” the RSS feed sends out glossary entries without the name of the author.
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| '''''Number of RSS recent articles'''''
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| This number sets the number of entries that go out via RSS. If this number is set to 5, then the 5 most recent articles will be sent to subscribers. As new entries get added, the oldest entry gets replaced on the RSS feed. If your glossary gets a lot of posts every day, you will want to set this number high.
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| When RSS is enabled for your glossary, an orange RSS button appears on the main page (in the upper right-hand side). When a user clicks on the RSS button, they see the [[XML]] code displayed, needed by the news-reader. Once a user has the RSS news-feed link, adding it to a reader is simple and will then display Forum and Glossary aggregated information, along with other information they subscribe to.
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| [[Category:Teacher]]
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| [[Category:RSS]]
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