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Delicious is a website that allows users to collect, organize, and share bookmarks, websites, videos, photos and other content. It provides opportunities for users to share information with others through features like stacks and the ability to make bookmarks public or private. The document discusses how Delicious can be used by teachers and students in the classroom by adding frequently visited sites and making icons easy for students to see, and by professionals to share articles and sites with colleagues.
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