11. Notice all the options in the pull down menu . My Library is
important
12. My Groups
Login and go to my groups. This example is just one way.
As with all new
programs,
Explore pull down
menus.
Here you can see the
groups I have created
15. These are other groups you
might consider joining.
Diigo in Education is my favorite group.
The sites they suggest often fuel my scoop it account.
Suggestions are sent to me through email. I click on links and decide:
Do I want to bookmark this site, share it with a group, or scoop it.?
16.
17. Don’t use other than a school email.
This example is not correct.
18. You may want the teacher console after you work with Diigo
for awhile.
This option for educator let’s you set up accounts for your
students
19.
20. Reference Web 2.0Annotation &BookmarkingTools:AQuick Guide
http://www.scribd.com/doc/111778965/Web-2-0-Annotation-and-Bookmar
Diigo allows the user to see any bookmarked sites on any computer
on the web. You sign into your account and no matter where you are
your bookmarks are there.
But also you can highlight right on any websites .
You and your students can make comments on the websites and
share you ideas. Those highlights and comments will stay on the site
even after you close it. Just login to your account to see them.
You can share ideas with your own groups or gather ideas from
other groups, Choose how and when to receive email alerts.
This tool takes a little time, patience and practice but it is so
worthwhile.
Take time to explore Diigo.
21. Use the Help Services
Dream big: How can your class use
Diigo
