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Research 2.0 shares some resources about bookmarking and learning. These are specific resources using Diigo and other tools.
Updated on Feb 24, 13
Created on Jun 29, 09
Category: Schools & Education
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Vicki Davis's List: Research 2.0
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General Teacher Information about Diigo
An overview of the tools I use on Diigo as a research tool. (Note: This Research 2.0 list uses Diigo, but this is not entirely about just Diigo)
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Mar 29, 08
The educators group on Diigo has over 1000 members with people sharing bookmarks and links. You can subscribe to the RSS feed for just one link or one part of the rss feed.
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Mar 29, 08
There are group tags for educators that we share and can use. It helps keep things consistent.
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Jun 29, 09
You can make auto blog posts out of groups.
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Jun 29, 09
You can drill down and look at tag communities to find other things that are interesting on your topic.
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Jun 29, 09
This is the tag community for education, the neat thing is that you can find related groups, bookmarks and people around a topic. This is very powerful.
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Jun 29, 09
The site community for my blog - this shows you how it works.
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Jun 29, 09
I really like the site community feature - go in here and type the site communities and you can see what is linking to your site and being bookmarked.
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Student Research and Sharing
You can have student research groups in ways that protect student privacy and help you collaborate. If you have students and experts join a group and set up standard tags, you can have everyone use the same tags and "feed" the information to a wiki or blog, or even have it automatically blog post. This is a powerful way to harness the bookmarks of your adults and make sharing research easy.
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Jun 29, 09
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)
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Oct 12, 10
Tagging standard for Flat Classroom Project 2010 for our Flat Classroom diigo group.
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Oct 10, 08
(optional - ask your teacher) This is the bookmarking group that teachers, researchers, and some classrooms will use to share bookmarks about the flatteners and current news.
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Bookmarks (45)
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Jun 29, 09
You can see if you click on "related information" how everything tagged work flow software now flows to the student's page that they are doing on this topic.
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Related Information
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http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/business/7021831.stm
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Jun 29, 09
Digiteen Diigo group that we use with our students on the digital citizenship project. The 9 aspects of digital citizenship correspond with the 9 aspects from Mike Ribble and Gerald Bailey's Digital Citizenship in schools.
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Jun 29, 09
This page shows that things bookmarked digital_literacy through the group automatically go to the students in the project. The teachers (who all use diigo) just tag throughout the year to have things ready to go into the wiki when it is time for the project.
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Jul 01, 09
This is the wiki with the information from our session on Diigo in the Open Source Lab at NECC. It has current information on bookmarking.
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Jul 22, 09
Outline and presentations from the Diigo presentation at NECC that we did. This includes the presentations, outline, and backchannel notes.
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Mar 11, 10
I love Diigo - including the lists feature. This list is what I'll be using for the session tomorrow.\n\n1) Diigo\n2) Bookmarking - send to blog post - settings\n3) Groups & widgets\n4) Tag dictionaries
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Search Engines
Searching in Research. When students start researching, it should more than just search engines.
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Jun 28, 11
Google Advanced search now lets you filter by reading level! (Hat tip to Tammy Worchester)
Remember, however, that google searches are becoming personalized which makes it more important than ever to use deep web resources. -
Jun 28, 11
Students need to learn to go deeper than just Googling. Here is a short 2 minute video on that topic.
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Feb 24, 13
There is more than just Google, students should know how to use deep web resources and more. Here's a nice listing of academic resources to share with your learning community.
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Feb 24, 13
This is a very comprehensive list. One area where Wikipedia excels (if academics will continue to contribute) is in comprehensive lists of open education resources. This list includes whether it is subscription or free and what type of database it is.
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eBooks and Audiobooks
KNowing how to find and download eBooks and Audiobooks is an important part of research.
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