Feed2JS Users?

2009 June 25
by Karen

I’m doing a presentation where I’m talking about Feed2JS and I don’t have any examples of libraries using it. I know you all are out there because Feed2JS gets mentioned lots and lots. Can a few of you post urls of library sites where you are using it and let me know what piece of the page is being generated via Feed2JS?

Thanks in advance.

13 Responses leave one →
  1. 2009 June 25

    Maybe everyone’s switched to the Google Ajax Feed API…that’s what I did.

  2. 2009 June 25

    ooh neat. Have an example?

  3. 2009 June 25
    Steve permalink

    We use feed2js to generate headlines for our local news page:
    http://orion.lib.mi.us/research/localnews.htm

  4. 2009 June 25

    Example from the University of Michigan Library:

    http://www.lib.umich.edu/hsl/ uses feed2js for the “Upcoming Workshops”, and “HSL News Blog”

    That’s just one example of several like it.

  5. 2009 June 25

    I have it embedded in our Blackboard course guides creator thing (it needs a name). Here’s a quick sample I worked up, the feed is towards the bottom:

    http://155.247.22.22/badman/bb-example.html

  6. 2009 June 25

    I use it for the “news and tips” feed on this page. Love it!

  7. 2009 June 25
    ranti permalink

    This is an example of our feed2js use:
    http://www2.lib.msu.edu/branches/bus/

    I’m interested in the Google Ajax feed API, but cannot work on it yet due to the accessibility requirements from my institution.

  8. 2009 June 26

    Does my blog count?

  9. 2009 June 26

    We use it at http://library2.norwich.edu/sgs/databasemba.html (and all other databases by program pages) — which feeds from http://www.nulibrary.com/blog/. Also the news on the front page of our website (on the right hand side) and our news page http://www.norwich.edu/academics/library/news.html feeds from http://library2.norwich.edu/news/.

  10. 2009 June 29
    Harish permalink

    At K-State Libraries we use it on the front page to display “talking in the library” part – http://www.lib.k-state.edu/

  11. 2009 July 7

    I use it on a couple of blogs I set up at my library so that my colleagues could eyeball recent posts from a number of blogs. See the “Baruch Blogs” page or the “LIS Blogs” page on either of these blogs:

    http://blsciblogs.baruch.cuny.edu/newmanreference/

    http://blsciblogs.baruch.cuny.edu/idealab/

  12. 2009 July 13
    marie permalink

    Hello.
    I stumbled upon your blog while in search of examples of Feed2JS in libraries. Our library is in the process of reworking our home page, and this has been very helpful. And what great examples!
    I have only begun experimenting w/RSS options and Feed2JS seems to best meet our needs. We’re interested in having a feed connected to our blog. I am wondering though, how long it generally takes to update? Should I expect it to be immediate, a few hours, overnight? I cannot tell if we’re experiencing an error, or if it just takes some time.

    Thanks!
    –Marie Martino
    Morton College Library
    marie.martino@morton.edu

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