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Let's test, how Diigo and TrailFire can work together. This is a test, wether a highligted sticky note with marks from Trailfire shows the mark, i.e. the Trailfire annotation too. Before that, I tested the converse.

The correct link is probably this one.

This phrase is ambivalent to me. Are there really mark URLs, in addition to trail URLs?

Hi Ole,

you might be interested to subscribe also to the SLED mailing list of SL educators or the SL researcher's list accessible via https://lists.secondlife.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/educators
.
It's appears to be obligatory to introduce oneself there with a personal intro, named "introduction".
My first posting in the SLED mailinglist, as archived in this forum DiigoSecondlife bounced, although it was intented and (by human intelligence) interpretable as intro. So be warned :-)

A hearty welcome
Fridemar
PS.:
I parked my bounced posting (with some additional comments) in my WikiHomepageAtSimteach:
http://www.simteach.com/wiki/index.php?title=FridemarPache

Welcome Abbath,

I am interested too, how to bridge the two systems. From the Web into SL there is an easy way to make connections. Leave in some wiki or other page, where you have write access, a link via slurl.
For the converse you need to learn the script language of SL or find someone who can script it.
Until the end of year, the rumor goes, that you will have HTML on prims.
If this feature is realized, this lends itself to resp. feature requests for Diigo, TrailFire and the other social annotation systems.
Perhaps Diigo will even anticipate it ;-)

MayAllBeHappy
Fridemar

olebrudvik wrote:

> I am new to this SL group. I have been using Diigo for a while and i work with educational research.

So I am very interested in how Diigo-SecondLife can be used in education. I have been exploring secondlife and diigo lately as i am working on a paper on them. So it would be great if anyone could explain/bookmark how Diigo can mash into secondlife? The technology/API..
>
> Here is a learning management system mash to SL: http://www.sloodle.com/
>

Social annotations and bookmarking for the SLED archive and beyond.
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(Tags:Socialannotation Socialbookmarking SL Secondlife Education

SLED)

Dear SLEDizens, dear Diigos:

the amount of information in the highly appreciated SLED mailing

list (archive: see below) is formidable.

So social bookmarking and (hyperlinkable, rich text formatted)

annotations might be helpful as an additional tool to keep the

overview by social biidirectional interlinking the SLED archive

within itself and the rest of the Web.

This way we can set links from
* older contributions to newer ones (and of course vice-versa).
* an abitrary externally annotated <

webpage > > to an archive-posting (and vice versa)
* an annotation via SLURL-links to special SL locations (and v.v.)

I opened a tag-supported group forum at () where technical questions

concerning this social bookmarking/annotation tool, applied to

SL/SLED, can be addressed by SLED/Diigo peers and beyond.

Dr. Fridemar Pache

PS.:

To SLEDizens:
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The www.Diigo.com service allows
(1)
+ simultaneous bookmarking in the following associated social

bookmarking communities:
Diigo, Furl, Del.iceo.us, Spurl, Ma.gnolia, Shadow, Blinklist,

RawSugar, Simpy, Netvouz, Yahoo MyWeb2.0, Connotea
+ simultaneous automatic blogging in the most popular blog-Services
(2) My profile as an admin of the newly created *SecondLife social

annotation usergroup* can be found at

http://www.diigo.com/profile/fridemar.

To Diigos:
==========
(3) SL-aware educators, who still don't know the SLED-archive, are

invited to participate in social-bookmarking and annotations in this

valuable resource: https://lists.secondlife.com/pipermail/educators/

.



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! This page is Diigo annotated in rich text with convenient links. !
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A unique link to this forum is established by the tag:

DiigoSecondLife

Can somebody give some examples as sticky-notes, that contain links to places, where this  feature  is  used?
 

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This is an example for Diigo's annotation tag-based linking.

Social annotations and bookmarking for the SLED archive and beyond.

(Tags:Socialannotation Socialbookmarking SL Secondlife Education SLED)

Dear SLEDizens, dear Diigos:

the amount of information in the highly appreciated SLED mailing list archive is formidable.

So social bookmarking (and hyperlinkable, rich text formatted) annotations might be helpful as additional tools to keep the overview by social biidirectional interlinking the SLED archive within itself and the rest of the Web.

This way we can easily "weave the web" (and our memory :-) by setting links from
older contributions to newer ones (and of course vice-versa).an abitrary externally annotated <<blog/ forum/ wikipage/ static webpage>> to an archive-posting (and vice versa) an annotation via SLURL-links to special SL locations (and v.v.)
I opened a tag-supported group forum Second Life Social Annotations  where technical questions concerning this social bookmarking/annotation tool, applied to SL / SLED, can be addressed by SLED / Diigo peers and beyond.

Dr. Fridemar Pache
( My profile as an admin of the newly created  Second Life Social Annotations   can be found at return

DiigoSecondLife usergroup forum

This is an example, how to use tags for linking (diigo forum (-postings)).

Diigos tag engine can be used to link forums and forum postings.

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