Text Note Suggestion - 79 views

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  #1 Matthew Clobridge on 23 Dec 08

   

  It would be nice if students were able to add a simple text "bookmark" independent of a web site. We still want to teach students research from print material. If they had the ability to enter the notes from their print-based research to the same location that they bookmarked the websites they used it would make things much easier. No more bookmarks in Diigo or another platform as well as a separate notebook for print resources -- everything can be one place.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">It would be nice if students were able to add a simple text "bookmark" independent of a web site. We still want to teach students research from print material. If they had the ability to enter the notes from their print-based research to the same location that they bookmarked the websites they used it would make things much easier. No more bookmarks in Diigo or another platform as well as a separate notebook for print resources -- everything can be one place.</div>

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  #2 Jim Brinling on 28 Feb 09

   

  I agree with Matthew. In using diigo in the classroom, a simple text bookmark would be very useful. This could also help with creating abstracts for sources in walled locations like ERIC.
  
  A formating tool to put selected sources in APA or MLA style to aid in creating a bibliography would be helpful. Something where you select the sources in by checking the box, then selecting a drop down menu for style. Just a thought....
  
  
  Matthew Clobridge wrote:
  > It would be nice if students were able to add a simple text "bookmark" independent of a web site. We still want to teach students research from print material. If they had the ability to enter the notes from their print-based research to the same location that they bookmarked the websites they used it would make things much easier. No more bookmarks in Diigo or another platform as well as a separate notebook for print resources -- everything can be one place.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">I agree with Matthew. In using diigo in the classroom, a simple text bookmark would be very useful. This could also help with creating abstracts for sources in walled locations like ERIC. <br /> <br /> A formating tool to put selected sources in APA or MLA style to aid in creating a bibliography would be helpful. Something where you select the sources in by checking the box, then selecting a drop down menu for style. Just a thought.... <br /> <br /> <br /> Matthew Clobridge wrote: <br /> > It would be nice if students were able to add a simple text "bookmark" independent of a web site. We still want to teach students research from print material. If they had the ability to enter the notes from their print-based research to the same location that they bookmarked the websites they used it would make things much easier. No more bookmarks in Diigo or another platform as well as a separate notebook for print resources -- everything can be one place.</div>

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  #3 Mr. Carver on 07 Mar 09

   

  Along the lines of research I think have any bookmark or annotation come with a citation. If you copy into notebook programs (like Google NoteBook and OneNote) the citation comes with it. The temptation for straight plagarism is high with this type of annotation.
  
  Matthew Clobridge wrote:
  > It would be nice if students were able to add a simple text "bookmark" independent of a web site. We still want to teach students research from print material. If they had the ability to enter the notes from their print-based research to the same location that they bookmarked the websites they used it would make things much easier. No more bookmarks in Diigo or another platform as well as a separate notebook for print resources -- everything can be one place.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Along the lines of research I think have any bookmark or annotation come with a citation. If you copy into notebook programs (like Google NoteBook and OneNote) the citation comes with it. The temptation for straight plagarism is high with this type of annotation. <br /> <br /> Matthew Clobridge wrote: <br /> > It would be nice if students were able to add a simple text "bookmark" independent of a web site. We still want to teach students research from print material. If they had the ability to enter the notes from their print-based research to the same location that they bookmarked the websites they used it would make things much easier. No more bookmarks in Diigo or another platform as well as a separate notebook for print resources -- everything can be one place.</div>

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