Diigo in the classroom
•Download as PPT, PDF•
1 like•457 views
This presentation was used to introduce teachers to the power of social bookmarking.
Recommended
More Related Content
What's hot
What's hot (17)
Similar to Diigo in the classroom
Similar to Diigo in the classroom (20)
More from Ellen Cordeiro
More from Ellen Cordeiro (20)
Recently uploaded
Recently uploaded (20)
Diigo in the classroom
- 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!