Paul Reid's RSS FeedRSS Feed This view will show you what Paul has been doing in me.edu.au
27 Mar 2010
paulreid's Bookmarks on Delicious (Paul Reid bookmarked this item)
My collection of bookmarks from the last few years. Would be great if I could import them into here.
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Hi Paul - thanks for wonderful bookmarks. You should be able to import them here by finding the RSS feed of your bookmarks at delicious (bottom LH of page), eg http://feeds.delicious.com/v2/rss/paulreid?count=100 - default count is 15 but you can change this. Then back in me.edu.au go to MyView - Edit Profile - Feeds tab - Add Feed name and URL Hopefully this is what you wanted?  -  Pru Mitchell
Location
Perth,   WA,   Australia
Organisation
Education Department of Western Australia
Sector
School Education
Role
Teacher/educator
Communities
ECAWA

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