This is version 2 of Social Bookmarking for Educators. This time, the focus is on using the tool Diigo.

1. Social Bookmarking
photo credit: Lots of Paul Gillin Books by tvanhoosear on Flickr.com CC

2. The Internet Can Be Overwhelming!
Image Credit: 27/365 by bandita on Flickr CreativeCommons

3. wordle credit: ahentz on slideshare.net

4. What is it?
Photo Credit: Social Bookmarking Explained - eco2oh on flickr.com CC

6. Sign-up is a breeze!
Photo Credit “That was easy!” - spackletoe on flickr.com CC

7. http://diigo.com

8. Sign-up
Email required.
Used for
sending lost
passwords!

9. Sign-up

10. Sign-up

11. Sign-up - Verify Email

12. Digolet - for any computer
*You can install Diigolet on any computer by going to the diigolet link:
http://www.diigo.com/tools/diigolet

13. Diigo Toolbar = Powerful
for YOUR computer
*Compatible with Firefox and Internet Explore.Visit http://www.diigo.com/tools/toolbar to install.

14. Start Bookmarking!

16. Enjoy the Magic!

17. Let’s Take a Look
Under the Hood
Photo Credit: checking under the hood - wiggy74 on flickr.com CC

18. Anatomy of a
Bookmark

19. Tags = Organize
...your way
• use tags you will
remember
• look at recommended
and popular tags
• use many tags to
describe
photo credit: Tags - keywords to describe digital objects by cambodia4kidsorg on Flickr.com CC

20. What Next?
•Research
• Share
• Collaborate

21. Research
the SOCIAL way...

22. What are your friends
bookmarking?

23. What are others on Diigo
bookmarking?

24. Share

25. Share
by adding “friends”

26. Collaborate
by Joining Groups

27. RSS and Tags
• Tags have RSS feeds
• RSS allows a link to be dynamic
• Same link - new resources
• Can be viewed in RSS readers

28. Two Is Better Than One!
“Save to Delicious” is at https://secure.diigo.com/tools/save_to_others
Requires log in.

29. Want to Learn More?
http://readwriteweb.wikispaces.com/socialbookmarks
Janice Stearns
janice.stearns (at) lausd.net
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