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TVC Alert Research News - Diigo: Next Gen Web Capture & Share - 0 views

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shared by Maggie Tsai on 23 Apr 08 - Cached
  • Diigo: Next Gen Web Capture and Share
  • Diigo, a combination Web research tool and social network. Like del.icio.us, Diigo provides a browser plug-in that lets you tag interesting information you encounter during your Web travels. But whereas del.icio.us begins and ends with social bookmarking, Diigo offers features useful for research. You may highlight, annotate and bookmark information you find in a Web page. You may tag the information, as well as organize and share it. You may even produce a slideshow from the capture information. Diigo further takes social bookmarking to the next level with community features that give members the ability to communicate with individuals or groups with similar interests.
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When Things Go Right | Nebraska Change Agent - 1 views

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shared by Wade Ren on 26 Jan 09 - Cached
  • Once the students logged into their accounts they were mesmorized. I pulled up the Wikipedia page on the Dust Bowl which I had added sticky notes to. One student asked if students could add notes or comment on the notes that others have left. They started talking about all of the ways they see this being used in our classroom. It was difficult to get me students to leave at the end of the day. A couple of them stayed several minutes after the end of the day to keep exploring.
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Komando.com, Website for The Kim Komando Radio Show®, Kim's Cool Sites - 1 views

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shared by Maggie Tsai on 08 Feb 07 - Cached
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  • Write on Web pages 7/31/2006 SPONSORED BY E-Mail This Printer-Friendly Since I use the Internet so much for work, I'm always looking to get more from it. Fortunately, Web programmers are working away at improvements. When I research for my show, I often print out Web pages and make notes on them. That's such a waste of paper! I try to be as "green" as possible.
  • That's were diigo comes in. It allows you to make annotations directly on Web pages. It also helps you manage your bookmarks. You can make these public or you can keep them to yourself. It's a valuable tool! You'll need to sign up for an account. And you should try the toolbar for Firefox or Internet Explorer. There's a bit of a learning curve. But I think you'll find it worthwhile. diigo.com
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What are those things? « - 0 views

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shared by Graham Perrin on 17 Jun 09 - Cached
  • waypoints
  • Diigo
  • things I use to recognise where I’ve been, what I’ve seen and learned
  • ...16 more annotations...
  • add to productivity
  • I almost forget they are there
  • damn useful
  • these have been with me for a while
  • so easy
  • starts and ends with meta data
  • I explore the metaverse
  • a weapon of mass construction (sic)
  • drop pixel pins
  • powerful tools
  • then drop into a ‘lab’
    • Graham Perrin
      Graham Perrin on 17 Jun 09
       
      workflow
  • prefer their phone
  • they make things better
  • is like an exoskeleton
  • Developing learning systems using browser power-ups
  • It all starts and ends with meta data
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Top Digg User Zaibatsu Banned - Reactions from Both Zaibatsu and Digg Management - Read... - 0 views

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shared by The Ravine / Joseph Dunphy on 16 Sep 09 - Cached
  • The Ravine / Joseph Dunphy on 16 Sep 09
     
    WARNING: Mild profanity at the other end of this link, too. Unavoidable, as it is found in the quoted material. Brief report of the incident, along with a much longer taped interview with the banned user, marred by prejudgement from the interviewer, who can't seem to let go of a fixation on the idea both sides in this absurd incident must have a point, or that at least Digg must. Quoting the post: "We get the feeling that there is more to this story than we have managed to unearth ... Clearly Digg feels that Zaibatsu has violated their terms multiple times and it appears they've simply had enough." In other words, corporate spin should be taken naively, at face value. Zaibatsu does himself no favors in his response, by choosing to be conciliatory in his response. In a civilized society, there's nothing wrong with that, but we're not living in one of those. We're living in one that still bears imprint of the same fun loving culture that brought us the concept of "trial by combat" and it shows. When you are wronged and you are speaking, keep it short, keep it sweet, and let your anger show. Do not offer to turn the other cheek, and do not express concern for those who have wronged you, for these civilized acts will never be understood by the uncivilized men with whom you deal to be anything other than a confession of guilt.
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ODF versus OOXML: Don't forget about HTML! - O'Reilly XML Blog - 0 views

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shared by Graham Perrin on 28 Jul 09 - Cached
  • Don't forget about HTML
  • February 25, 2007
  • HTML’s potential and actual suitability for much document interchange
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  • HTML is the format to consider first
  • validated, standards compliant XHTML in particular
  • HTML at one end (simple WP documents)
  • PDF at the other end (full page fidility but read-only)
  • W3C versus ISO
  • HTML, ODF, OOXML, PDF
  • Lie adopts an extreme view towards overlap of standards:
  • overlap at all brings nothing but misery and bloat.
  • The next dodgy detail is to make blanket comparisons between HTML and ODF/OOXML.
  • ODF and OOXML deal with many issues that HTML/CSS simply does not.
  • the W3C argument might be to say that every part should have a URL
  • a strange theory that MS wants ODF and OOXML to both fail
  • being pro-ODF does not mean you have have to be anti-OOXML
  • HTML is the format ｏｆ choice for interchange of simple documents
  • ODF will evolve to be the format of choice for more complicated documents
  • OOXML is the format of choice for full-fidelity dumps from MS Office
  • PDF is the format of choice for non-editable page-faithful documents
  • all have overlap
  • we need to to encourage a rich library of standard technologies,
  • widely deployed,
  • free,
  • unencumbered,
  • explicit,
  • awareness of when each is appropriate
  • an adequate set of profiles and profile validators
  • using ISO Schematron
  • Plurality
  • Graham Perrin on 28 Jul 09
     
    Relevance to Diigo Community: of the four formats (HTML, ODF, OOXML, PDF) mentioned in this 2007 post, HTML is clearly most suitable for services/software such as Diigo.

The Broncos Denver And Schedule - 0 views

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Perks offered by Services for Airport Transfers in Nottingham - 0 views

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shared by Sewing Machines Australia on 15 Oct 14 - Cached
  • Sewing Machines Australia on 15 Oct 14
     
    Agreeable is the first and last thing that a human body requires after a long flight. What's more, you are the same. However, suppose it is possible that you needed to take a taxi or neighborhood transport or rail to achieve your end.
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