Article about experimental school in NYC where teachers are paid a lot and eliminate assistant principals.

Love all the diigo talk! I like using diigo for the group function for students, but I like tagging in delicious b/c of the autocomplete function that suggests tags I've already used so that I don't have redundant tags. So I prefer to tag in delicious. I know how to have bookmarks I save in diigo automatically save to delicious ( http://docs.google.com/View?docid=ahjrstnd78fn_138bzzxsdp), but I can't figure out to have bookmarks I save in delicious automatically save to diigo. Does anyone know how? Or am I missing something in my tagging in diigo?

Thanks Marianne! But I don't understand -- the google doc link I included in my original message shows you how to automatically save from diigo to delicious, but not from delicious to diigo. Which google doc were you referring to? Thanks!
Robin

Marianne Hart wrote:
> Robin,
> Boy do I feel dumb! I just clicked on the google doc link that appeared after we typed delicious and there was out answer! You gotta love web 2.0!
>
> Marianne Hart wrote:
> > Good Question Robin!
> > I too find it easy to tag in delicious. Diigo is very new to me, but I like the idea of notes and highlighting on pages for my students. I hope someone comes up with an answer.
> >
> > Robin Hawley-Brillante wrote:
> > > Love all the diigo talk! I like using diigo for the group function for students, but I like tagging in delicious b/c of the autocomplete function that suggests tags I've already used so that I don't have redundant tags. So I prefer to tag in delicious. I know how to have bookmarks I save in diigo automatically save to delicious ( http://docs.google.com/View?docid=ahjrstnd78fn_138bzzxsdp), but I can't figure out to have bookmarks I save in delicious automatically save to diigo. Does anyone know how? Or am I missing something in my tagging in diigo?