Bakari C on 2009-09-25
http://www.diigo.com/ is better. It can be used with any browser.
This link has been bookmarked by 57 people . It was first bookmarked on 23 Sep 2009, by Driessen Samuel.
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John DobbinsHow does sidewiki compare with Diigo?
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John ReedPublish helpful information about any web page right in your browser. Read insights in context from Sidewiki entries added by others. Share Sidewiki entries through Blogger, Facebook, Twitter and Google profiles.
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Karen BotkinPublish helpful information
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Read insights in context
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entries added by others
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Dr. Fridemar PacheThis tests DiiGo annotations in combination with GoogleSideWiki and Twitter.
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Michelle ShearmanA Different Way to Read Great Literature! This site is an experiment in teaching great literature in a very different way. Using Google Earth, students discover where in the world the greatest road trip stories of all time took place... and so much more!
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H SonghaiGoogle Sidewiki
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Allison Burrell"Google Sidewiki is a browser sidebar that lets you contribute and read information alongside any web page."
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souhail moumitis good
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Mark WoolleyGreat way to have students engage with any web content. Will work in Flock and Firefox. Very interesting, it turns every webpage into a wiki. A great study tool especially for secondary students.
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sophia moserSidewiki appears to be like a diigo sticky note.
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Jenny LucaSidewiki appears to be like a diigo sticky note.
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Sam ElphickGoogle Sidewiki...Easily annotate/collaborate with any web page..
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Dr. Fridemar Pache on 2009-10-11
Why not using both systems DiiGo and SideWiki and find synergies how the two can support each other?
Most import next step is, how both systems (and other social networks) can have true AutoLinks and
AutoTags.
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Chris Chesher on 2009-09-25
If only someone had thought of this before! Diigo?
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Carrie Ann Gehringer on 2009-09-25
I have a student who's dad helped with this...he gave me a bookmark..I showed him Diigo~
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Craig MantinContribute helpful information to any web page. Publish helpful information about any web page right in your browser; read insights in context from Sidewiki entries added by others; share Sidewiki entries.
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Randy ZiegenfussGoogle Sidewiki is a browser sidebar that lets you contribute and read information alongside any web page.
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Greg CornellA very easy way to have Web 2.0 at your fingertips at any time: Contribute helpful information to any web page. Publish helpful information about any web page right in your browser; read insights in context from Sidewiki entries added by others; share Sidewiki entries through Blogger, Facebook, Twitter and Google profiles.
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Kenyth Zengcompared with diigo annotation
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Ray LaiSimilar to Diigo concept without the group....you can now insert comments on any webpages as well as view other's comments
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wolf hesseRead insights in context
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Dana LongleyAssuming spammers and SEOs don't quickly ruin this, it could have useful purposes, even in info lit, such as pointing out bias on sites and gaps in the information presented, thoughtful evaluations, etc. An added tool thgat students could consult when evaluating web sites.
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Sylvain ComteSorry to say that, but Diigo is doing this for a long time now. Of course it's not "mainstream" i'm affraid and i believe it will be a hard competition for them...
If you want to have a list of your sidewiki contribution, take a look at your Google profile
Public Stiky Notes
Most import next step is, how both systems (and other social networks) can have true AutoLinks and
AutoTags.
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