How do you import a My Groups Group into My Library? - 38 views

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  #1 Neil Pollock on 24 Oct 12

   

  This is probably ultra simple, but I can't figure it. I want my students to take a group of shared bookmarks we have worked on together into their own libraries and then work on them individually to improve the existing tags using controlled vocabulary.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">This is probably ultra simple, but I can't figure it. I want my students to take a group of shared bookmarks we have worked on together into their own libraries and then work on them individually to improve the existing tags using controlled vocabulary.</div>

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  #2 sandy_diigo on 24 Oct 12

   

  Currently we do not support batch moving bookmarks from group to personal library. You can only save bookmark from group to personal library one by one.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Currently we do not support batch moving bookmarks from group to personal library. You can only save bookmark from group to personal library one by one.</div>

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  #3 peteme on 04 Nov 12

   

  Why???

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Why???</div>

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  #4 Alexandre Deedler on 22 Nov 13

   

  Greetings,
  Sorry to necro this topic, but I am very interested in finding a way to export all the bookmarks associated to a group and not a user.
  Does anyone know if there has been some progress in this regard since it would have seemed that sandy_diigo implied that such a possibility was being studied already last year?
  
  I'd be thankful for any kind of input on this matter.
  
  Thanks!

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Greetings, <br /> Sorry to necro this topic, but I am very interested in finding a way to export all the bookmarks associated to a group and not a user. <br /> Does anyone know if there has been some progress in this regard since it would have seemed that sandy_diigo implied that such a possibility was being studied already last year? <br /> <br /> I'd be thankful for any kind of input on this matter. <br /> <br /> Thanks!</div>

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