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Diigo is a social bookmarking tool that allows teachers to create student accounts in bulk. The educator's upgrade enables teachers to automatically set up students as a Diigo group for sharing bookmarks and annotations. Student accounts have preset privacy settings so that only teachers and classmates can communicate. The tutorial also covers installing Diigo, configuring the toolbar, importing bookmarks from other sites, creating classes, and setting up student accounts.
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