1. Patrons and aggregates : A library can use RSS feeds to connect to patrons directly. Instead of users surfing the main site, a Library can send information directly to the patron. This can alleviate site browsing (Which can be frustrating and time consuming). Also, a Library can set up many specific RSS feeds so a patron has a choice of which updates they would like.
2. RSS and Publishing : A library can place RSS feeds to their blogs on their main site. This will make finding Librarian blogs easier for the user.
3. Boooks : RSS feeds can be used to let patrons know about new books. You can also make RSS feeds by subject, letting the user peruse the list by genre.
4. Catalogs : When searching the catalogs, a patron can save their search and make it a RSS, then save it to their aggregate. This notifies the patron when their request is ready at the Library.
5. Accounts : A RSS feed can be used to let the patron know that there are changes to their account. Such as when their holds are off or when their books are due.
