- Diigo is an online tool that allows users to bookmark web pages, annotate them, and collaborate with other users through groups and sharing features. - It has tools for personal research and organizing bookmarks, collaborative features for groups and discussions, and social features for finding popular content and connecting with other users. - The document discusses how educators can use Diigo, including signing up for educator status to create student accounts and class groups with additional privacy and moderation features.

1. 21 ST CENTURY RESEARCHING WITH DIIGO Jennifer Carrier Dorman

3. Social Bookmarking Evolved - Diigo

7. Get The Most Out of Diigo

14. Join Diigo

15. Create Your Account

23. Getting Started with Diigo

27. Post to Diigo Browser Button

29. Import Bookmarks from Browser

33. Using the Toolbar

34. Annotating with Diigo

39. Auto Blog Post

41. Send to Blog, Twitter, Facebook

44. Diigo Tagroll

45. Diigo Linkroll

49. Site Communities Watchlist & WebSlides View

51. Tag Communities

53. Diigo Search Results

57. Messages / Conversations

63. Diigo List

64. Create a List

65. Publish a List

66. WebSlides Presentation View

67. Interact through WebSlides View

69. Ways to Create a WebSlides

70. WebSlides for Bookmarks

71. WebSlides for RSS Feed

74. Diigo Group

75. Group Bookmarks

76. Joining and Creating Groups

77. Create a Group

79. Managing Group Members

80. Invite New Members

81. Managing the Group Forum

82. Tagging Protocols Diigo Groups Video Tutorial http://snipurl.com/diigogroups

83. Group Tag Dictionary

85. Diigo Educator Accounts

93. Create a Class Group

94. Class Groups

96. Add Members

97. Adding Students WITHOUT E-Mails

98. Add Students with Existing Diigo Accounts

99. Print Member Login Information

101. Manage Members