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Week 3 - June 30 - July 6

 

 

Social bookmarking is a way to make sense out of our miscellaneous world. By bookmarking, we can sort through the messiness of the digital world by saving what interests us in one spot and adding categories to our resources so that we can easily retrieve them whenever we need it. It's keeping the online treasures we find along the way for later retrieval and use. The social part gets in when we have a group of people sharing to their network what they have dug out there in cyberspace. The hyperlinks keep moving around through many groups, information is shared, knowledge is collectively constructed.

 

 

 

 


 

 

 

Week 1 Forum Discussion

 

If you haven't had the chance to take a look at it, check it out.

 

Lots of food for thought!

 

 

Week 2 Messages

 

If you missed our Week 2 discussion, read participants' comments about tagging and folksonomies.

 

 

 


 

Week 3 - June 30 - July 4

Task 1 - Using sidebar

Task 2 - Readers and annotations

Task 3 - Friends

Task 4 - Creating a list

Task 5 - Webslides

Task 6 - Twitter this

Task 7 - Forum: What can we do with webslides?

 


 

 

 

Task 1 - Using Diigo Sidebar

 

 

 

1.1 Where is the Diigo Sidebar? On the first button of your Diigo tool bar

  • Click on My Bookmarks, choose different tags, and try the search options.

 

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  •  Click on Lists, thenclick on the right: "Create a List". Try defining some of the categories in which you'd like to have to organize your bookmarks, and create your lists.

 

 

1.2. Access our Week 2 discussion thread

On Diigo sidebar, go to "This URL"

  • Check the Page Comments and Highlights
  • Add your comments to the page (click on the + Bubble you see on the right)  or sticky notes
  • Check the Readers of our Discussion

 

 

1.3. Go to the "Friends" tab

  • Choose a friend and leave him or her a comment.

 

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Task 2 - Understanding and Using Webslides

 

 

 

 

  • Play around with your own webslides by accessing your lists or individual tags and clicking on the green arrow button on the right of your screen.

 

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Task 3 - Twitter This

 

When you're bookmarking a page, there's an option to share it with your Twitter buddies.

 

  • Find an interesting resource you want to share with the group, and click on "twitter this". Add tags to the link, and click  "save". A popup window will open. Just add #Lwcers and some information about what you are sharing and click send.

 

 

Tip

 

If you want to share with the group something that has been previously bookmarked, just go to your Diigo toolbar on your browser and click on the icon for the Twitter option.

 

 

 

Task 4 - Forum Discussion

 

Access our LearningWithComputers group Forum and add your educator perspective.

 

  • How do you envision using the Webslides feature?

 

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