A basic slidedeck for folks doing diigo presenations

A really great social bookmarking site that also lets you annotate web pages

Clay Burell creates a test from a lesson where students highlighted blogs and notes.

This is the agenda page for Edubloggerconwest 08

This is the agenda page for Edubloggerconwest 08

Here is where I reflect on what the students came up with.

Here is where I reflect on what the students came up with. Next, on Diigo, I set up a grade level account, and had student highlighting and summarizing, here are some examples:

This is an assignment I gave fourth graders to have them using the highlighting feature to assist them with discerning main ideas.

Note the RSS feeds in the sidebar of links for the week. Those come from a feed of bookmarked sites based on either being on a list, or certain tags.

Diigo has post-its (Stick it to the Web), and others have asked for a basic PowerPoint (which is in the links). Please list what you need.

That should help a lot, since I work in one of those districts. I've usually just used zamzar to d/l them