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A great guide to Diigo for teachers and to use to help students. Diigo is one of myntop tools for blogging, bookmarking, and life. great tutorial.
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I love Suzie Nestico's explanation of how we use Diigo for the Flat Classroom projects and her alignment with the common core writing standards. (She's a social studies teacher, by the way.) She impresses me more and more.
Suzie Nestico's webslides (made automatically from a Diigo list) for the diigo session at ISTE.
Lovely wiki about diigos. Lots of things from Michell Krill who pitched in to help in our diigo workshop.
Debby Atwater has some great links in her public library. Another example to review.
Neil is pulling over his bookmarks for his fourth and fifth grade classes. Here are some sample libraries from diigo users.
You can save your favorite Tweets to Diigo. This is going to be SO useful!
I'm going to be sort of hacking in in that I'm saving those tweets to my education tag which will then send the tweets to my blog in the morning. We'll see if I like it and how it goes.
Powernote for android. A new tool to add text notes, bookmarks, pictures and text messages to library.
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This is an example of how I used Diigo to create an annotated link to give feedback on a wiki on Flat Classroom. I love using Diigo for giving wiki feedback because I can mark up the page. I like ot share them through groups that are private with my students and I and the annotated link feature is one of the best ways to do this.
Outline and presentations from the Diigo presentation at NECC that we did. This includes the presentations, outline, and backchannel notes.
in list: Research 2.0
Here are the procedures for how we use the Diigo group with the flat classroom projects - we've used this with flat classroom and we've used it with the digiteen projects and ad4dcss (advocates for digital citizenship, safety, and success)
in list: Research 2.0
On the Flat Classroom 2008 Tagging standards page, you can see the main tags coming from the bookmarks (and can drill down and see what they and our expert teachers tagged them.
You can see standard tags, subgroups, and overall bookmarks.
You can drill down and look at tag communities to find other things that are interesting on your topic.
in list: Research 2.0
Groups have linkrolls that you can embed on other blogs and wikis and in other places.
Anne is one of the most amazing people with Diigo I've ever seen! She is presenting with Maggie Tsai and I at NECC about using social bookmarking (don't worry, we'll show how to export to delicious too!)
You can post links to Diigo from your iphone or itouch using these instructions.
I love Diigo - if you love them too, vote for them. Diigo is simply one of the best additions I've made to my classroom AND BLOG over the past year -- I LOVE IT. You should look at bookmark sharing classes - the privacy settings are great - they've done a great job on it!
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