Quite honestly when I first looked that the Diigo site, I thought to myself - there is no way that I will ever use this site as a tool. I set up my account and started looking at the various tools and felt that it was just not going to work for me. I am used to using my bookmarks within Safari and darn it, it has worked for me so far. Why do I need to go to another site and populate it with links? It felt to cumbersome and unnecessary. However, I decided to watch the videos and look at some of the features that Diigo utilizes outside of the website. I added the Diigolet bookmark and went to the web and began testing. While I have only been using it a short while, I admit that my first impression was probably wrong. During our Wimba session, Rena talked about it being a powerful tool for research and collaborating with others. I can see that now. As I started adding bookmarks, highlighting articles and adding tags, I started to realize that this is really a powerful tool. It is not just a tool to save time, but it is a way to gather, organize and synthesize the information I am researching. But I am seeing benefits well beyond my action research project. It is a tool that I will use professionally and personally. In the past, I would bookmark pages only to wonder where and what I bookmarked. I would then go through the annual ritual of cleaning out my bookmarks because I didn't know why I bookmarked them in the first place. Diigo looks like a tool that will definitely be a tool I will use in the future.
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Saturday, August 7, 2010
Thursday, August 5, 2010
BP2_iGoogle Screen Shots
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| ETC iGoogle Site |
I had been using iGoogle for several years. However, I had only been using it periodically and not as a home page. I decided that after creating all of these pages for my Full Sail project, I would now start using it as my home page.
As a home page, I will start populating it with information that I will use for educational and professional purposes. I did not know however that I could create different tabs or pages on the site. This will be very useful as I will now be able to create areas that are very specific to my interests.
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| iGoogle Home Page |
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| FSO iGoogle Site |
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| AR/CBL iGoogle Site |
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