Diigo in the classroom
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This presentation was used to introduce teachers to the power of social bookmarking.
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- 1. Social Bookmarking in the Classroom By: Ellen Cordeiro @elliemellie
- 2. Objectives • Define • Create • Educational Applications • Practice
- 5. Out with the old...
- 6. Bookmarking Image created by colourized and can be found at http://www.flickr.com/photos/colourized/2096715790/sizes/m/in/photostream/
- 7. Bookmarking
- 8. Notes Photo by vintagedept and can be found at http://www.wylio.com/credits/Flickr/3744085670
- 9. Annotations Photo used with permission from Luis Caldas de Oliveira and can be found at http://www.luiscaldasdeoliveira.com/2007/12/31/comprimir-um-livro-em-2-paginas/lang-pref/en/
- 10. In with the new...
- 12. u·biq·ui·tous/yooˈ bikwətəs/ ͞ Adjective: Present, appearing, or found everywhere Present, appearing, or found everywhere iPhone 4 - Twitter photo by William Hook and can be found at http://www.wylio.com/credits/Flickr/2587135610 iPhone photo by William Hook and can be found at http://www.wylio.com/credits/Flickr/4742869256 iPad photo by HS and can be found at http://www.wylio.com/credits/Flickr/4527081753
- 13. "Digest of Internet Information, Groups and Other stuff."
- 15. Tags Image created by Jerry “Woody” and can be found at http://www.wylio.com/credits/Flickr/3251579331
- 17. “Tagging is a significant feature of social bookmarking systems, enabling users to organize their bookmarks in flexible ways and develop shared vocabularies known as folksonomies.” ~Wikipedia
- 18. Why Diigo?
- 19. Diigo Educator Accounts • Student Accounts • Create Groups • Privacy Settings • Educational Ads Image created by Alan Cleaver and can be found at http://www.wylio.com/credits/Flickr/4105726930
- 21. Let’s create an account Go to http://www.diigo.com/ and click on Get Started Now
- 25. Fill in the information required and click Apply for Diigo Educator Account
- 26. Voila
- 27. Classroom Application • Share Bookmarks for research project • Students share annotations and highlight important information right on the website • Ask questions for students to respond to • Archive information • Collaborate • Manage information • Evaluate resources
- 28. How will you use it?
- 29. Image created by Images Money and can be found at http://www.wylio.com/credits/Flickr/5858002158
- 30. My DIIGO PLN • http://www.diigo.com/profile/Stevenanderson • http://www.diigo.com/profile/patricklarkin • http://www.diigo.com/profile/Willrich • http://www.diigo.com/profile/Shellyterrell
- 31. Things to consider • Poor use of tags • Skewed views • Just another location to store data...
- 32. Activity • Locate a resource • Use the Diigolet to 1. Highlight • Add a sticky note • Add tag(s) • Create a group and add resource to group
- 33. Creating Groups and Adding Students
- 34. Create a Group Log into DIIGO and click on Teacher Console
- 36. Notice you can make your group public or private
- 37. Notice there are three ways to add group members
- 38. Creating Student Accounts
- 39. Click on Option 1 to create student accounts without using email.
- 40. You can either mannually type in students names or you can upload an already created CSV file you can upload an already created CSV file
- 41. don’t use student full names when creating accounts Use first name and last initial or their log in I.D.s
- 42. Let’s go share our bookmarks!