Nathan Rein on 2009-01-16
Now ... THIS is interesting. I hope this comes soon.
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Paul BeaufaitGoogle just announced that it will gradually phase out Google Notebook and many people are looking for alternatives. Here is a brief side-by-side comparison of Google Notebook and Diigo:
1. Google Notebook is very much similar to Diigo Lists. ...diigo google bookmarking technology education importer google notebook
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you can publish a Diigo list as an HTML document.
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In Diigo, an item in a list is also saved separately as a bookmark (which can be tagged).
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Gabi WitthausIn Diigo, an item in a list is also saved separately as a bookmark (which can be tagged). So in this sense, Diigo integrates both Google Notebook and Google Bookmark.
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Lil KnowledgeGoogle just announced that it will gradually phase out Google Notebook and many people are looking for alternatives. Here is a brief side-by-side comparison of Google Notebook and Diigo:
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Diigo also has the important advantage that “clippings” are really “highlights” on the original web pages and will be shown as such when you re-visit the web pages, reminding you the exact context of the clippings.
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Matthew Clobridge | January 16th, 2009 at 6:36 am
“Google Notebook is a bit more flexible in that an item does not have to be tied to a webpage. Diigo Lists will soon be upgraded to provide this flexibility and a lot more in the near future.”
This is great news. I’d like to try Diigo with students, but need a feature where you can add a text note from print research to go along with the web clippings. Being able to have web and text items in one list would be great! Thanks.
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We are working on a Google Notebook importer so you can move to Diigo with a few clicks very soon. Stay tuned!
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J BlackGoogle just announced that it will gradually phase out Google Notebook and many people are looking for alternatives. Here is a brief side-by-side comparison of Google Notebook and Diigo:
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Peggy GeorgeGoogle just announced that it will gradually phase out Google Notebook and many people are looking for alternatives. Here is a brief side-by-side comparison of Google Notebook and Diigo:
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Google Notebook is a bit more flexible in that an item does not have to be tied to a webpage. Diigo Lists will soon be upgraded to provide this flexibility and a lot more in the near future.
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Marcelo de Vasconcellos on 2009-01-17
Agreed. I think a *easy* and flexible way to make notes (quick notes ou more sophisticated texts) could be the great leap forward for Diigo.
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Rahsheen Porter on 2009-01-18
Yes! This will definitely make the difference and take Diigo to another level.
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Maggie Tsai on 2009-01-19
Yes. Work-in-progress :-)
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Krishnan Subramanian on 2009-01-21
I also hope this comes true. It will be really neat.
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Josh Paluch on 2009-04-10
This is the problem with Google. They easily phase out projects that people have come to use and like.
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Diigo Lists will soon be upgraded to provide this flexibility and a lot more in the near future.
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Jennifer Dorman1. Google Notebook is very much similar to Diigo Lists. In Diigo Lists, you can organize, share and display specific collections of bookmarks. Once you add bookmarks to your list, you can easily re-arrange the collections by drag-and-drop, and add “section”. And you can publish a Diigo list as an HTML document.
2. In Diigo, an item in a list is also saved separately as a bookmark (which can be tagged). So in this sense, Diigo integrates both Google Notebook and Google Bookmark.
3. Diigo also has the important advantage that “clippings” are really “highlights” on the original web pages and will be shown as such when you re-visit the web pages, reminding you the exact context of the clippings.
4. Another unique Diigo list feature: once you create a list, click the ” WebSlides” button, you can browse, play and annotate any list of URLs as a slide show! It’s great for content browsing, sharing, and creating unique presentations based on web content.Here is an example of a Diigo List, consisting of recent reviews of Diigo, and watch the Diigo List / WebSlides in action!
5. Google Notebook is a bit more flexible in that an item does not have to be tied to a webpage. Diigo Lists will soon be upgraded to provide this flexibility and a lot more in the near future.importer google Diigo bookmarks lists education technology sharing collaboration publishing
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Vicki DavisDiigo is going to work out a way to pull in your notebook into Google Lists. Time and again, Maggie Tsai and this company work to bring really cool things for educators. They are a hard working crew and I LOVE their service. Something about working with people who listen to educators.
I look forward to this!!education learning Google edu_news technology techintegrator
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Google just announced that it will gradually phase out Google Notebook and many people are looking for alternatives. Here is a brief side-by-side comparison of Google Notebook and Diigo:
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We are working on a Google Notebook importer so you can move to Diigo with a few clicks very soon. Stay tuned!
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Google just announced that it will gradually phase out Google Notebook and many people are looking for alternatives. Here is a brief side-by-side comparison of Google Notebook and Diigo:
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