"Google Reader in Plain English", produced for Google by Common Craft

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Duration: 1 minute and 5 seconds

Year: 2008

Country: United States

Language: English

License: CC - Attribution Non-commercial Share Alike

Genre: Instructional

Producer: Lee Lefever

Director: Lee Lefever

Views: 7,434 (3,339 embedded)

Posted by: arturogoga on Aug 26, 2008

A video explaining Google Reader, produced for Google by Common Craft

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Things move fast on the web
And it's hard to keep up with your favorite sites by visiting the separately
Thankfully, Google Reader can help
Google Reader let's you subscribe to websites,
so new content comes to you when it's posted.
Here's how it works:
Subscribe to feeds from your favorite sites
Feeds enable new content from these sites to appear in reader.
To add a new site, click "Add subscription", search for a site
and subscribe directly from Reader.
You can also click de orange feed buttons,
or copy the web address into the subscriptions field
Once subscriptions are in place,
new items will start to appear in Google Reader automatically
When they do, Reader tells you how many items are new.
Clicking "share" makes it easy for your friends to see what you find interesting.
And you can even add notes to these items.
Also, you can see what items your friends have shared with you, right from reader
Google Reader makes new content from your favorite sites efficient to read
and easy to share
Get started, at google.com/reader