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- 1. Social Bookmarking Telling others that you’ve found something of interest. Will Russell Web 2.0: Online communities and social media ALPSP Training Course – February 2010
- 9. Order by tags Better organisation
- 10. Share with your network
- 13. Inserting your bookmarks onto your own site / blog http://delicious.com/help/linkrolls
- 15. Folksonomy Like a taxonomy but generated by folk hence the name. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Folksonomy Recent tags can be found via http://delicious.com/tag/chemistry
- 20. Added to your profile
- 24. Give thumbs up to sites Or a thumbs down – Stumbleupon learns what you like
- 25. When you “stumble” you are taken to pages recommended by like-minded stumblers. Connect with your friends to see what they are stumbling on.
- 26. Why not just use Google? Results are based on human recommendation rather than webpage SEO. Results based on what you like, not what you search for.
- 27. You also come across content you wouldn’t have searched for!
- 31. The Rest Great Resource – http://www.addthis.com