My Blog Picks and RSS Feed

Starting a blog could be difficult especially if you're not used to writing nor expressing your thoughts and ideas freely. To start off this journey, I found some blogs that will guide me. In order to keep up with new posts from the different blogs I would like to follow, I plan to use Panda 5 as my blog reader. Panda 5 allows me to view multiple websites at a time and read without any distractions. Other features are personalized tabs, extensive built-in search within feeds and built-in bookmarking. It allows me to follow 3 RSS feeds for free or subscribe for a discounted price of $2.99/mo or $29.90 for a limited time to utilize all the features.

Here are the blogs that I would like to follow:

http://www.abbythelibrarian.com/ - includes book reviews, library activities - I would like to have ideas on library activities I can do in my school library.

https://bellbulldogreaders.edublogs.org/ - information about new books, reviews, lesson ideas, events, visiting authors - Following this blog will give me information about new books and lessons I can teach my students.

https://mrlibrarydude.wordpress.com/- various library-related topics,things the author tried in his library - I'm interested with some of the topics he wrote about like 3D Printing, Makerspace, Truth and Fake News. I like the randomness of the author but deals with some current interests or issues.

https://librarianshipstudies.blogspot.com/ - articles about library science and technology,cataloging - This blog may be more technical and difficult to read because of the layout, but I would like to learn about the different aspects of librarianship.

http://e-literatelibrarian.blogspot.com/ - engaging instructions, educational technology - I'm interested with some of the posts written by the author such as the Banned Books, Digital Citizenship, Breakout Library Orientation, etc. I hope that she would continue to post because I would like to have more ideas on engaging instructions.