RSS directory
The RMIT RSS feed directory is a centralised location for all available feeds within the University. Subscribe to RMIT RSS feeds to stay informed about latest news and events. If you don’t see your feed here, submit your details to interact@rmit.edu.au.
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News
- News – Research for students
- News – Art and design news and events for students
- News - Career development and learning for students
- News - Design and Production Network
- News - Expert comments
- News – Film, media and communication news and events for students
- News - From the library
- News - From the School of Global Studies, Social Sciences and Planning
- News - Health and wellbeing for students
- News - Get Involved, for Students
- News - Global news featuring RMIT
- News - Learning and teaching
- News - Media releases
- News - Research
- News - Research Repository
- News - RMIT News
- News - Sport and recreation for students
- News - Staff publications
- News - Students in the news
- News - What's on for students
News: Get all feeds in one bundle or access the OPML file
RMIT on iTunesU
- RMIT on iTunes U - Architecture, Planning, Property
- RMIT on iTunes U - Art, Design, Media
- RMIT on iTunes U - Business
- RMIT on iTunes U - Campus Information
- RMIT on iTunes U - Engineering
- RMIT on iTunes U - Events
- RMIT on iTunes U - Graduates
- RMIT on iTunes U - Guest Speakers
- RMIT on iTunes U - Health, Medical Sciences
- RMIT on iTunes U - Humanities, Social Sciences
- RMIT on iTunes U - Introduction
- RMIT on iTunes U - Learning and Teaching
- RMIT on iTunes U - Library
- RMIT on iTunes U - Research
- RMIT on iTunes U - Science, Technology
- RMIT on iTunes U - Student Showcase
- RMIT on iTunes U - Support Services
- RMIT on iTunes U - Trades
RMIT on iTunesU: Get all feeds in one bundle or access the OPML file
What is RSS?
RSS (Rich Site Summary) is a format for delivering regularly changing web content. Many web sites syndicate their content as an RSS feed to inform their audiences of the recent changes, news and events.
RSS feeds allow you to stay informed by retrieving the latest content from the sites you are interested in. You save time as you do not need to visit each site individually.
What is OPML?
OPML (Outline Processor Markup Language) is a file which is designed to contain a list of items. Its commonly used with RSS to supply a 'bundle' or collection of RSS feeds. Your feed reader will provide instructions on how to subscribe to, or import an OPML file.
How to subscribe
RSS feeds can be read inside most modern browsers, but often many choose to go with more featured, flexible, and platform independent web based feed readers such as Bloglines or Google Reader. Popular, more desktop based equivalents such as FeedReader or Amphetadesk can also be used.
Once you have set up an RSS reader, click the links and then copy and paste the links into your reader’s ‘Add subscription’ option. Additionally you can copy a link, right click and select ‘Copy shortcut’ (Internet Explorer), or ‘Copy link location’ (Firefox).