I think this is a great idea. I have students highlight two to three details from the site they bookmark, and summarize the quote in their own words as a comment as part of their reading. At the end they have all of their comments in one place and it provides them insights into putting the work into their own words and helps with plagiarism. I can then have them look at each others bookmarks/comments and make connections.

After doing this kind of research they have a jump on the actual writing of the report or presentation, and the writing doesn't seem as daunting. Good luck.

I'd love to play with 3.5!
Thanks,
Roland
Maggie Tsai wrote:
> Hello everyone,
>
> Diigo V3.5 and V4 are forthcoming!
>
> V3.5 = > New UI / navigation structure (plus some feature improvements & a new toolbar)
> V4.0 = > A major release with substantial feature enhancements
>
> V3.5 is now in closed alpha stage and we'd love to invite volunteers to help out with our V3.5 private alpha testing and feedback (and agree to keep everything private prior to public release.)
>
> Given the major UI changes, we'd also love to recruit some help to write up the new HELP tutorials. If you have screencast production / tutorial writing experience, we'd love to hear from you!
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> If you have some time to help, please post here or DM / email me. Thanks a lot for your kind help and time in advance!
>
> Best,
>
> Maggie