Why Would Teachers Use Diigo? | Clif's Notes - 0 views
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great tool for teachers to share resources, and in fact I set up a Science teachers group in Diigo yesterday. Perhaps more importantly it allows teachers to share experiences with those resources. If I have used a particular demonstration or animation from a site, but found something to be unclear or incorrect I can add a sticky and let other members of my group know.
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Cathy White on 27 Jan 12Guess this isn't using in the classroom, but could be a great tool for teachers resource sharing. Much easier than tracking a person down to leave a message or writing emails.
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latest upgrade has made it all the rage. My twitter is full of diigo related tweets and many, many of the blogs that I read contain posts and comments about this excellent web application. There is so much rolled into this one technology and the developers have been great about considering user feedback and have been active about their responses – they continue to impress me. I admit that diigo has probably catapulted itself ah
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This site is a blog and discusses different uses of Diigo. It pretty much sums up my ideas. We had one teacher use Diigo for teaching note taking for writing a research paper in 9th grade. The students annotated the Web sites they found. They were also able to share resources. I'll use Diigo with my students for information literacy. Students will use a rubric to evaluate news Web sites for relability. They'll post their links and evaluations. Then, my students can comment on each other's evaluations and content.
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I love this idea. It makes the whole thing very social and paperless. It might also be a good idea to have a guide/rubric for writing comments the first time to eliminate gratuitous "great job" comments and help students create supportive, critical (in a good way) and yet useful comments for each other.