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TipLine - Gates' Computer Tips: News from Diigo - 0 views

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shared by Graham Perrin on 27 Sep 09 - Cached
  • August 24, 2009
  • potentially some EXCELLENT news from the folks at Diigo
  • experiment with the teacher-student roles in Diigo
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  • really explore it
  • in contact with Maggie Tsai and her team of programmers there at Diigo
  • they worked to create a solution
  • I just received an email from one of the programmers who stated that the issue is now resolved
  • promote Diigo as THE TOOL to help students and teachers
  • researching
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Reflections on the first SHEEN Sharing Diigo Training Day « SHEEN Sharing - 0 views

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shared by Graham Perrin on 27 Sep 09 - Cached
  • SHEEN Sharing
    • Graham Perrin
      Graham Perrin on 27 Sep 09
       
      The Scottish Employability Co-ordinators' Network The SHEEN Employability Co-ordinators' Network (ECN) use this blog for sharing, disseminating and discussing project documents and activities with everyone interested in promoting employability for students in higher education.
  • Diigo training day
  • recommending Diigo as the tool of choice
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  • for the Scottish Employability Co-ordinators’ Network
  • try a new tool
  • very close to meeting all of the ECN’s requirements
  • Getting started on Diigo: a community of practice in miniature
  • James (Robert Gordon University) ended up practically training Joy (Aberdeen University) under my nose
  • true community of practice
  • installed the Diigo Toolbar and pretty much taught himself
  • Diigo’s goodness
  • get Diigo user accounts and import their bookmarks
  • worked out for himself
  • imported her Delicious bookmarks (with tags intact)
  • preparation for the training
  • installed the Diigo Toolbar without realising she’d done it. It’s that quick and easy
  • University computer labs not the best places for Web 2.0 training sessions?
  • computer lab PCs, on which they couldn’t have the Diigo Toolbar installed
  • get through everything I’d wanted to cover in two hours
  • getting quick help from Diigo
  • get Joy up to speed right there in the session, even though she hadn’t had time to do any prep
  • Tweeting @diigo for help
  • they responded really quickly
  • impressive and comforting to see how on-the-ball they were
  • Sharing student experiences via Diigo Webslides
  • encourage students to share case studies of their work placement experiences
  • a live Web slideshow of links you have bookmarked
  • using Diigo’s Lists and Webslides
  • showcase
  • publish a Webslides List slideshow to many and varied places
  • Webslides shows for different subject and discipline areas
  • Careers site,
  • using the Diigo Groups feature to start an ECN discussion
  • collecting and disseminating student experiences
  • A SHEEN Sharing case study for Diigo?
  • a case study of our use of Diigo in SHEEN Sharing
  • more confident now
  • by morageyrie
  • June 29, 2009

Diigolet 'Sign in' routine fails for OpenID users - 48 views

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Effect of the Depression on Technology - O'Reilly Radar - 2 views

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shared by Graham Perrin on 16 Nov 08 - Cached
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  • this recession will be good for innovation because recessions generally are
  • A recession means technologists cease to be paid vast amounts to duplicate the work of others
  • low-cost high-impact physical events we've created (Ignite, hacker meetups, coworking spaces, foo/bar camps) will thrive
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  • agree that tough times foster innovation
  • @gregor's point about cultural activities increasing in Argentina during their 2001 recession sounds like an indicator in favour of open source
  • We are dealing with this as I will be graduating from college and entering the job market
  • I will be a hacker housewife and improve my skills while taking care of husband and home
  • innovation is a cultural effect within companies and cannot be turned on or off due to economic conditions
  • if the company has a traditional mindset
  • then innovation is going to be an uphill climb regardless of how many great ideas are floating around
  • a Fortune 500 company
  • clearly defined ROI
  • also those companies who attempt to clean up the mess government is going to make. The regulations that come out of the current crisis are going to be draconian
  • The additional costs of compliance will also affect new launches and IPOs due to the additional costs, so there is another negative drag on innovation, or at least the monetization of those innovations
  • a social network that harnesses its members to contribute to open source projects? Instead of playing facebook games or posting pics of yourself wasted at the latest party, get the members to commit to donating that extra time to a small piece of a large open source project
  • benefit from a legion of even poorly skilled members if given clear directions
  • qualified peer review
  • use it as a learning process
  • Help others by online mentoring in resource-challenged places, etc.
  • We can afford to devote maybe 10-20% of our time to open source
  • the truth is I put in 20-30 hours a week in the evenings, mornings and week ends to make the big pushes happen
  • sweat equity
    • Graham Perrin
      Graham Perrin on 16 Nov 08
       
      I like that expression - sweat equity
  • Everyone puts in extra time
  • Graham Perrin on 16 Nov 08
     
    Diigo community thoughts on (at least) the highlighted points will be greatly appreciated. If you can, make your sticky notes public; the highlights will be shared with other interested groups. Thanks!
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Are we really collaborating? :: Blog :: Headshift - 0 views

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shared by Graham Perrin on 08 Nov 08 - Cached
  • personal dashboards
    • Graham Perrin
      Graham Perrin on 08 Nov 08
       
      We need something like a dashboard in Diigo. If there is one, at the moment, it's too large to be thought of as a dashboard. For example: if you have to scroll, or click more than two or three times, it's no longer a dash; it's a fumble.
  • reducing the amount of time spent looking for information
  • spaces where people feel confident about participating
    • Graham Perrin
      Graham Perrin on 08 Nov 08
       
      Maximise confidence that things intended to be kept private, or restricted to a group, should _never_ accidentally become public.
    • Graham Perrin
      Graham Perrin on 08 Nov 08
       
      Improvement suggestions at http://www.diigo.com/annotated/f8be2e0abb0c0d680be063d81263238f should help to make _unmistakable_ the options concerning privacy.
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  • worthwhile to do so
  • providing workers with more
  • can result in new forms of cooperative action, more fruitful collaboration, faster decision-making, and greater productivity
  • flexibility
  • a clear view of the driver
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