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RSS as Glu makes a clear, elegant, and economical distinction between teaching and learning in course management systems, and doing to on the open Web (2.0). In fact, it's less about RSS in particular as Web 2.0 in general (cited are blogs, wikis, and RSS aggregators).
It's by Alexander Hayes.
(via George Siemens)
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