An overview of social bookmarking with a focus on Diigo which allows annotation of web pages.

TechLunch 9 on 4 June 2010 looked at the advantages of social bookmarking for higher education. The service used for demonstration purposes was Diigo because it is much more than just bookmarking. (Video 1 of 5)

A video demonstrating how to use social bookmarking tools, such as diigo and del.icio.us to help you find others who are searching for the same things you are. Adding like-minded bookmarkers can help you build your research network. This video features “Wat Im Lookin 4″ by Lil Worm (GA) available on a CC license. See more on this activity at WriterResponseTheory.org

Social bookmarking sites mentioned in this episode: www.diigo.com http ma.gnolia.com http Alan’s Diigo page: www.diigo.com Emily’s Diigo page: www.diigo.com Kirkwood Community College Library’s Delicious page: delicious.com Technology for Learners and Teachers is a showcase of Web sites and other technology tools that aid in the learning and teaching process. This is a vodcast by instructional designers at Kirkwood Community College in Cedar Rapids, IA.

Lee Kolbert explains social bookmarking to Lee Keller and demonstrates a site that takes it to the next level, www.diigo.com. Watch this series on social bookmarking and learn how to take your bookmarks with you and share with friends. You’ll love the educational value she demonstrates in this series.

Diigo ~ more than a research tool – a knowledge sharing community. Easy-to-use and so powerful… Check it out!

This review of the bookmarking tool diigo shows how social bookmarking can help you read, organize, and share things you read on the web. I’ll show you how to sign up and start using it, then give you a tour of some of the social features. This video is available for anyone to use under this Creative Commons License: creativecommons.org To find more information about the photos I’ve used, please visit: socialnetworkinstruction.googlepages.com