RSS feeds can make your life simpler. RSS feeds – “Rich Site Summary” or “Real Simple Syndication” – deliver changing Web content that you choose directly to your computer. TEA allows users to subscribe to the RSS feed on the homepage that updates any time new content is added to What's New on the public side of our site. Users can also subscribe to the RSS feed on the Member Center landing page that updates when new content is added to What's New in for members only.

You will need a feed reader. If you are using Internet Explorer (IE) 7, you already have an RSS feed reader built in. (To check your feed downloads, you can display your Favorites window and click on Feeds. You can "keystroke" to view your feeds by holding CTRL and SHIFT while pressing your "J" key. Your Feeds window opens automatically. We do not suggest using the RSS feed reader in MS Outlook 7 due to slow speed issues.)

If you use another browser and have not previously downloaded one of the many free "feed readers" available. you may want to try the SAGE (http://sage.mozdev.org/). Click here to choose another free feed reader for Windows, or here for Mac. 

Now, to subscribe...go to the homepage and select the RSS/XML icon under What's New. Members may also subscribe to the Member Center RSS feed by selecting the RSS/XML icon under What's New in the Member Center. You’ll be prompted through the short subscription process. Once you've joined, check the news using the RSS icon on your browser toolbar.