World History
Long ago I stopped putting my bookmarks on Explorer, Chrome, etc. as I didn't not want to be married to one laptop. Think about it. Your school laptop is re-imaged probably once a year and each time you have your bookmarks deleted. There is a way you can suck in your Chrome, Mozilla or Explorer So Diigo is a great way to save your bookmarks on the cloud. You can set up your own account or login using Google, Twitter, Facebook or Yahoo.
Below this is a video explaining how to sign up and above is one showing how you can use groups in a class. If you use it with your students they do not have to have a Diigo account nor even share their email (although that allow them to be updated with alerts).
- Diigo For Bookmarking & Class Groups
Long ago I stopped putting my bookmarks on Explorer, Chrome, etc. as I didn't not want to be married to one laptop. Think about it. Your school laptop is re-imaged probably once a year and each time you have your bookmarks deleted. There...
- Digital Backpack Of Essentials For The Teacher
While my students do not start school until September, I know that many of you have more reasonable start times. With that in mind I am starting a series on "backpack essentials" for teachers. These are several items that I hope will be essential...
- Page Snooze On Chrome
One of the great reasons for using Chrome or Google Docs/Apps is that you do not have to wait around until a new version comes out in a six months to a year. For example, Google announced that their dictionary will be continually expanding as languages...
- Diigo For Your Android Or Iphone
Okay, here is installment #2 for your Android or iPhone which lets you save pages to your Diigo account. If you don't have Diigo, then you might want to consider it as it lets you save urls, categorize them and then even lock them...
- Diigo (or Goodbye Delicious)
Diigo V5: Collect and Highlight, Then Remember! from diigobuzz on Vimeo. After three years with Delicious.com I am leaving. Two days ago Delicious announced their changes. I initially didn't want to change and even taught my teacher students...
World History
Diigo for Bookmarking & Class Groups
Long ago I stopped putting my bookmarks on Explorer, Chrome, etc. as I didn't not want to be married to one laptop. Think about it. Your school laptop is re-imaged probably once a year and each time you have your bookmarks deleted. There is a way you can suck in your Chrome, Mozilla or Explorer So Diigo is a great way to save your bookmarks on the cloud. You can set up your own account or login using Google, Twitter, Facebook or Yahoo.
Below this is a video explaining how to sign up and above is one showing how you can use groups in a class. If you use it with your students they do not have to have a Diigo account nor even share their email (although that allow them to be updated with alerts).
- Diigo For Bookmarking & Class Groups
Long ago I stopped putting my bookmarks on Explorer, Chrome, etc. as I didn't not want to be married to one laptop. Think about it. Your school laptop is re-imaged probably once a year and each time you have your bookmarks deleted. There...
- Digital Backpack Of Essentials For The Teacher
While my students do not start school until September, I know that many of you have more reasonable start times. With that in mind I am starting a series on "backpack essentials" for teachers. These are several items that I hope will be essential...
- Page Snooze On Chrome
One of the great reasons for using Chrome or Google Docs/Apps is that you do not have to wait around until a new version comes out in a six months to a year. For example, Google announced that their dictionary will be continually expanding as languages...
- Diigo For Your Android Or Iphone
Okay, here is installment #2 for your Android or iPhone which lets you save pages to your Diigo account. If you don't have Diigo, then you might want to consider it as it lets you save urls, categorize them and then even lock them...
- Diigo (or Goodbye Delicious)
Diigo V5: Collect and Highlight, Then Remember! from diigobuzz on Vimeo. After three years with Delicious.com I am leaving. Two days ago Delicious announced their changes. I initially didn't want to change and even taught my teacher students...