Five Ways to Mark Up the Web - The Diigo Meta page

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  Kurt Laitner

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• 31 May 09
  

  S. Dalb

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  Adam Rasmussen

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• 24 Nov 08
  

  Carlos Brocca

  Aplicaciones de Empresa

• 13 Nov 08
  

  Pavel Konnikov
  • The idea of web page annotation didn’t die with Third Voice, though. New services, each with unique features, have carried on.

    • Неплохой обзор - правда староват
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  • What about Firedoodle? http://www.firedoodle.com
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• 30 Oct 08
  

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• 22 Oct 08
  

  Wen-ling Tung
  • ShiftSpace allows users to leave notes, highlight text, change images, and edit  the page source.
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  Mike Chelen

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• 29 Jul 08
  

  rildo oliveira

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• 24 Jun 08
  

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  Annotate tools

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  • Diigo has some advanced search functionality built in as well. With Diigo, you can search for the highlighted words on the web with any of four search engines, social bookmarking systems, on blogs, within the current site, amongst inbound links, and seven different content verticals (TV, stock sites, etc.).
• 22 Jun 08
  

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• 19 Apr 08
  

  Hilco Blok

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  knobas last

  annotation highlighter

• 07 Apr 08
  

  Ways to mark it up and review sections of the web

  diigo web2.0 annotation mark

• 05 Apr 08
  

  ken meece

  web2.0 diigo annotation

  • I diigo! Do you diigo?

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• 28 Mar 08
  

  Alex Lapshun
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  • Trailfire has implemented personal trail pages that consists of a numbered list  of each of the links in the trail along with a thumbnail of the website. This  has enabled search engines to
• 24 Mar 08
  

  John Fleming

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  Liang Wang

  第三方网页评论

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• 09 Jan 08
  

  Jian Chen

  annotation diigo markup 标注 注释

• 26 Dec 07
  

  Jazreen Azman

  annotate highlight web 2.0 bookmark list Lists Online Bookmarks

• 21 Nov 07
  

  philmaker
  • on webpages. The intent was to encourage
• 30 Oct 07
  

  Fernando S

  anotaciones aplicaciones_web herramientas investigación notas research tools web2.0

• 10 Oct 07
  

  Christophe Cyberlabe
  • your browser by pressing Shift + Space. ShiftSpace allows users to leave notes, highlight text, change images
• 23 Aug 07
  

  Ruthie P

  Annotation web2.0 markup tools

• 21 Aug 07
  

  Donna DesRoches

  stickies trailfire, etc

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• 08 Aug 07
  

  Katie Day

  tools that help you annotate the web

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• 04 Aug 07
  

  Rhonda Fisher

  annotate web pages on the fly while using these apps

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• 18 Jul 07
  

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  Tools for web page annotation.

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• 17 Jul 07
  

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  William Watson

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• 09 Jul 07
  

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• 05 Jul 07
  

  Brooks Cole

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• 25 Jun 07
  

  Jennifer Kelley

  annotation markup Tools

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• 05 Jun 07
  

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• 04 Jun 07
  

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  via LiB

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• 30 May 07
  

  Rob Crowther

  Web Tools

• 29 May 07
  

  lauren pressley

  This article is about annotating website (you know, like how we used to write in books)... interesting ideas. I think there's some potential for research practices here, too.

  annotation web 3.0 research howto import

• 28 May 07
  

  yooyoo

  diigo imported delicious mark up

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  Rudy Garns

  The idea of web page annotation didn’t die with Third Voice, though. New services, each with unique features, have carried on.

  annotation bookmarking social-software tagging web web2.0

• 22 May 07
  

  Andy Breeding

  annotation markup bookmarking collaboration

• 21 May 07
  

  claudedechauny

  notes prendre_des_notes techcrunch via:librarianinblack tips listes outils diigo fleck stickis

• 20 May 07
  

  Michel Bauwens

  5 web page annotation are reviewed

  P2P-Search P2P

• 16 May 07
  

  DailyRebellions

  annotation article productivity socialnetworking web2.0

  • Diigo has some advanced search functionality built in as well. With Diigo, you can search for the highlighted words on the web with any of four search engines, social bookmarking systems, on blogs, within the current site, amongst inbound links, and seven different content verticals (TV, stock sites, etc.). Diigo also lets you post links to your blog through posts, or a “linkroll” widget listing your most recent annotations.

  • Fleck

     

    Bare bones
     Fleck is the most basic of the annotation services, letting you simply post public or private text notes on a page. Notes can be posted by using a browser plugin or by ajax when Fleck feeds web pages through its servers and adds the necessary annotation code. Permalinks to annotated pages can be emailed to friends and posted to blogs. We covered their launch previously and expect the company to be rolling out more features.

  • ShiftSpace

     

    Have your way with any webpage
     ShiftSpace is an opensource browser plugin (FF only) being developed by NYU’s Interactive Telecommunication Program and is pretty close to internet graffiti. The plugin allows their users to annotate and remix a website saving it as a communally editable alternate version revealed in your browser by pressing Shift + Space. ShiftSpace allows users to leave notes, highlight text, change images, and edit the page source. It kind of reminds me of the web page analysis plugin Firebug, which allows you to carry out live edits of any web page. For web surfers with the plugin, modified pages are marked with a small ShiftSpace icon (§) in the bottom left side of the screen.

     

    Modified pages are called “shifts”, and if made public, are shared on the ShiftSpace website. Users can subscribe to the shifts of users they like via RSS. The ShiftSpace team also plans to implement “trails”, which are hyperlinked collections of related shifts.

  • ShiftSpace

     

    Have your way with any webpage
     ShiftSpace is an opensource browser plugin (FF only) being developed by NYU’s Interactive Telecommunication Program and is pretty close to internet graffiti. The plugin allows their users to annotate and remix a website saving it as a communally editable alternate version revealed in your browser by pressing Shift + Space. ShiftSpace allows users to leave notes, highlight text, change images, and edit the page source. It kind of reminds me of the web page analysis plugin Firebug, which allows you to carry out live edits of any web page. For web surfers with the plugin, modified pages are marked with a small ShiftSpace icon (§) in the bottom left side of the screen.

     

    Modified pages are called “shifts”, and if made public, are shared on the ShiftSpace website. Users can subscribe to the shifts of users they like via RSS. The ShiftSpace team also plans to implement “trails”, which are hyperlinked collections of related shifts.

  • ShiftSpace

     

    Have your way with any webpage
     ShiftSpace is an opensource browser plugin (FF only) being developed by NYU’s Interactive Telecommunication Program and is pretty close to internet graffiti. The plugin allows their users to annotate and remix a website saving it as a communally editable alternate version revealed in your browser by pressing Shift + Space. ShiftSpace allows users to leave notes, highlight text, change images, and edit the page source. It kind of reminds me of the web page analysis plugin Firebug, which allows you to carry out live edits of any web page. For web surfers with the plugin, modified pages are marked with a small ShiftSpace icon (§) in the bottom left side of the screen.

     

    Modified pages are called “shifts”, and if made public, are shared on the ShiftSpace website. Users can subscribe to the shifts of users they like via RSS. The ShiftSpace team also plans to implement “trails”, which are hyperlinked collections of related shifts.

  • Stickis

     

    Subscribe to only the annotations you want
     Stickis is a web page annotation service that lets you subscribe to content “channels” from your friends and the community via a browser plugin. We previously covered their launch. You can also view notes without the plugin when they are served by proxy through Stickis’ website. Channels can consist of text and image sticky notes, RSS feeds (blogs), and even specialized data channels for web services such as OpenTable or Yelp. Every note you make is also stored on your personal Stickis blog, which leaves a trackback to itself if you annotate a blog.

  • Stickis

     

    Subscribe to only the annotations you want
     Stickis is a web page annotation service that lets you subscribe to content “channels” from your friends and the community via a browser plugin. We previously covered their launch. You can also view notes without the plugin when they are served by proxy through Stickis’ website. Channels can consist of text and image sticky notes, RSS feeds (blogs), and even specialized data channels for web services such as OpenTable or Yelp. Every note you make is also stored on your personal Stickis blog, which leaves a trackback to itself if you annotate a blog.

  • Trailfire

     

    Create and share tours of the web
     We covered Trailfire’s launch last August. Since then, the social website annotation service has developed considerably, recently announcing some more of the social features it originally promised.

     

    Trailfire is an IE and Firefox plugin that lets you post notes (called marks) right on top of a webpage and string them together with hyperlinks (making “trails”). The plugin consists of a note button for leaving marks and a sidebar for managing your trails. When you arrive at a page you’re interested in marking up, you click the mark button, which pops up a little ajax balloon with a text editor inside that you can position anywhere on the page. In the editor, you can compose a message out of text, images, and hyperlinks. You then title the mark and select which trail (group of notes) it belongs to. Trails can be posted public or private and commented on. When a trail is posted, you follow it by just clicking next.

  • Create and share tours of the web
     We covered Trailfire’s launch last August. Since then, the social website annotation service has developed considerably, recently announcing some more of the social features it originally promised.

     

    Trailfire is an IE and Firefox plugin that lets you post notes (called marks) right on top of a webpage and string them together with hyperlinks (making “trails”). The plugin consists of a note button for leaving marks and a sidebar for managing your trails. When you arrive at a page you’re interested in marking up, you click the mark button, which pops up a little ajax balloon with a text editor inside that you can position anywhere on the page. In the editor, you can compose a message out of text, images, and hyperlinks. You then title the mark and select which trail (group of notes) it belongs to. Trails can be posted public or private and commented on. When a trail is posted, you follow it by just clicking next.

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• 15 May 07
  

  A. D.

  diigo imported delicious mark up

• 08 May 07
  

  Piotr Wójcicki

  2.0 bookmarks marking networking social up web

• 02 May 07
  

  Spiral Funk

  annotation article review tool

• 29 Apr 07
  

  tomtoms
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• 28 Apr 07
  

  Jesper Laugesen

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• 21 Apr 07
  

  pigpogm

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• 17 Apr 07
  

  doug_lss

  Nice overview of five web markup services - diigo, fleck, shiftspace, stickis, and trailfire.
  
  

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• 15 Apr 07
  

  sara

  tagging

• 14 Apr 07
  

  Mike Wesch

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  Heinz Wittenbrink

  Brauchbare Zusammenstellung von Tools.Geht aber nicht auf die wichtigste Frage ein: Wie kann man so etwas nicht-proprietär machen?

  web-annotations by:nickgonzales

• 13 Apr 07
  

  Daniel Craig

  I normally don't save these sorts of blog entries, but the comments alone are pretty cool. Discusses Web annotation tools

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• 12 Apr 07
  

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  Michael Pate

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  Rob
  • Diigo will also let you save to multiple other bookmarking services (all the big ones) and email your annotated pages to friends who don’t have the plugin

    • del.icio.us integration? Sounds great. Let's try it!

    • The sharing to del.icio.us is working fine for me. Unfortunately, nothing is showing up in Diigo itself at the moment, so I'm bookmarking stuff through Diigo, and it's *only* appearing in del.icio.us! There is a message popping up to say it will keep retrying, though, so hopefully it's only a temporary problem.
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  Jason Rhode

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  Following on from yesterday's Shiftspace post

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• 11 Apr 07
  

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  • Diigo

     

    A must have for researchers
     Diigo is a research tool that lets you share bookmarks and annotations on web pages using a browser plugin or bookmarklet.  Notes are anchored to highlighted text > and bookmarks save a cached copy of the site. Diigo will also let you save to multiple other bookmarking services
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  Maggie Tsai
  • Five Ways to Mark Up the Web

    • a very timely post on web annotation -- <br>

    • it is really great<br>
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  • Notes are anchored to highlighted text

    • actually we now also support sticky notes that are not attached to any highlights. <br>
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  • • <font size="3">Indeed, plug-in is not required for either making or viewing annotations. This is enabled by&nbsp; <a href="http://www.diigo.com/tools/diigolet">Diigolet </a>--- a sort of super bookmarklet -- it is completely server-based and works for all major browsers.</font><br><br><font size="2">"this note is an example of "floating" sticky notes that are absolutely positioned, instead of being anchored by highlights."<br><br></font><br><br><br>

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Public Stiky Notes

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  ken meece on 2008-04-06
  "I diigo! Do you diigo?"
  
  i really want a T-shirt that says this on the back,
  along with the DIIGO logo
  
  and on the front? the Firefox fox logo, of course
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  swan lin on 2007-04-11
  it is really great
  
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  Maggie Tsai on 2007-04-11
  a very timely post on web annotation --
  
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  Pavel Konnikov on 2008-11-13
  Неплохой обзор - правда староват
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  Maggie Tsai on 2007-04-11
  actually we now also support sticky notes that are not attached to any highlights.
  
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  pigpogm on 2007-04-21
  The sharing to del.icio.us is working fine for me. Unfortunately, nothing is showing up in Diigo itself at the moment, so I'm bookmarking stuff through Diigo, and it's *only* appearing in del.icio.us! There is a message popping up to say it will keep retrying, though, so hopefully it's only a temporary problem.
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  Rob on 2007-04-12
  del.icio.us integration? Sounds great. Let's try it!
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  Maggie Tsai on 2007-04-11
  Indeed, plug-in is not required for either making or viewing annotations. This is enabled by  Diigolet --- a sort of super bookmarklet -- it is completely server-based and works for all major browsers.
  
  "this note is an example of "floating" sticky notes that are absolutely positioned, instead of being anchored by highlights."
  
  
  
  
  
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  mingkei chung on 2009-06-10
  this is a test from jake
  
  

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  may_chajin on 2007-04-11
  Tools to mark webpages and to save bookmarks. It's quite a good alternative to local saving of pages, especially because most of them won't be ever needed, but also there's a danger of startup to be closed and all your findings be lost.
  
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  pigpogm on 2007-04-21
  A good write-up of five social web annotation services - taking things a step beyond bookmarking.  The article has prompted me to finally give Diigo a try, and it looks pretty good so far, even just for its bookmarking features.  It can even bookmark simultaneously into *other* social bookmarking sites, so I can bookmark this page here, and it will automatically be posted to del.icio.us too, which in turn puts it on the sidebar of PigPog, and posts it to my Tumblr 'blog'.
  
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  DailyRebellions on 2007-05-16
  Do you find yourself constantly opening a hundred tabs because you have so much information to "get back to"? Definitely check out this article and see the latest tools in annotation, so you can take your notes as you go. Great for GTD'ers, as it helps you get all you "stuff" into one place, instead of in a hundred bookmarks and notes.

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