Diigo presentation for CAIS, Southern California
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This slideshow was a short presentation given at California Association of Independent Schools (CAIS) conference in March 2010.
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- 1. Social Bookmarking for Educators Elisabeth Abarbanel, Brentwood School
- 2. Where was that great site? How can I find that site again?
- 4. Why Diigo? Show: Sites to share and highlight Seth’s Blog - sticky note Diigolet
- 7. C O N V E R S A T I O N S
- 8. Why use Diigo Educator?
- 9. Teacher Console on Toolbar of Educator Account
- 13. Why didn’t you use Diigo? Should we add Diigo to The research curriculum?
- 15. Image Attribution: [Royal Oak Books] http://www.flickr.com/photos/karpov85/3158439800 by http://www.flickr.com/photos/karpov85/ CC by 2.0 350feet long letter to Barack H. Obama for 350ppm world, Bangladesh http://www.flickr.com/photos/350org/4105912083/ by http://www.flickr.com/photos/350org/ CC by –NC-SA 2.0 Private http://www.flickr.com/photos/itspaulkelly/2556760260/ by http://www.flickr.com/photos/itspaulkelly/ CC BY-NC 2.0
Notas do Editor
- Bookmarking, but on web. Benefits – can use many computers – ie Cloud ComputingTagging
- Collective Intelligence – more people bkmark it – the better it is? maybeCan follow other people and other groups – I get daily emails from the group Diigo in Education
- More than social bookmarking, Diigo has notetaking tools. If these links don’t work during presentation, use the following slides instead)Log in Take on a tour of my libraryShow annotationsSee my notes? See my tags? Expand the tags.Saved by how many people? Click on them – expand your network.See the toolbar? Go over it – There is also a Diigolet which I will show you how easy it is to use.Sites, seth’s blog, diigolet
- This is one of my libraries.See my notes? See my tags?See the toolbar? Go over it – There is also a Diigolet which I will show you how easy it is to use.
- Here is another view of my notes on sites, in my library.Advanced uses that I have only heard about - You could tag a bunch of sites as a particular topic – let’s say – the solar system. Then pull up a list of those sites only, make it a slide show of sites, and embed that slideshow onto your class blog.
- When logged into Diigo, you can see other people’s PUBLIC notes and highlights (but you can mark your notes private, don’t worry!), which is interesting – you can start a dialog. You can also have conversations in forums, and follow particular people or groups. This can be a networking tool for people of similar interests.Maybe you are an administrator or department head and you want to disseminate a site to a group with your comments – you can through Diigo Groups function. You can make private/invitation-only groups.
- Privacy – Can set up accounts with no last names and no emails. Kids can change their passwords later.Can see what the kids are bookmarking and noting, and alert them if nec.Automatically a group, where you can share sites, but can also make smaller discussion groups.Can install diigolet without permission.Keeps strangers from following them.Cons: takes a day to set up – they like to confirm you are using a school email.
- This is my list of students I imported in my teacher console
- Groups I set up according to kids who had similar topics
- Student’s account – visible by teacher.
- ConsMakes books even less attractivePdfs – only snapshotsPermalinks in databases a problem.Ads in education one are only of education related things. But ads are minimal anyway.Ideas, tips –Can you think of a way to use it at your school?
- PLN – learn more – get an email digest of it every day!! diigo for educators is Growing..
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