I too have not had the opportunity to learn diigo. I'm currently taking a post graduate course where the requirement is to learn some of these tools to reflect on my learning. I'm not only having to learn these tools, I'm questioning how to learn how to learn. Interesting when I began to question my ability to learn I came across this course, and found your comment about not being too familiar with diigo and about looking how experiences users are using this bookmarking tool. I'm glad I'm not the only person who hasn't the familiarity with this tool. Your right, I too would be very curious how experience user increase their productivity with minimal stress. I'm feeling a bit overwhelmed at the moment.
Part of my learning project is to create a wiki on Web 2.0 tools sharing resources (books, tutorials) on how to use these tools for learning. My title is called Using Software and Web 2.0 tools to Increase Productivity with Minimal Stress. I'm a corporate educator and learning these tools is and will be necessary in my corporate world of education.
I look forward to what you find interesting re this tool.
Mireille Toronto, Canada
Doug Symington wrote: > Hello and welcome to the evo2009pdi space @ Diigo. Have to confess that I'm a very new user of Diigo, I signed-up a long time ago, but I haven't used it that much. Truth be told, I've not done much bookmarking of late. That said, I'm interested in exploring the "communities" that Diigo offers and seeing what impact it has on my bookmarking, and really looking forward to learning from more experienced users.
started by Doug Symington on 11 Jan 09
My name is Mireille.
I'm taking the DIGIFOLIOS AND PERSONAL LEARNING SPACES http://digifolios.ning.com
I too have not had the opportunity to learn diigo. I'm currently taking a post graduate course where the requirement is to learn some of these tools to reflect on my learning. I'm not only having to learn these tools, I'm questioning how to learn how to learn. Interesting when I began to question my ability to learn I came across this course, and found your comment about not being too familiar with diigo and about looking how experiences users are using this bookmarking tool. I'm glad I'm not the only person who hasn't the familiarity with this tool. Your right, I too would be very curious how experience user increase their productivity with minimal stress. I'm feeling a bit overwhelmed at the moment.
Part of my learning project is to create a wiki on Web 2.0 tools sharing resources (books, tutorials) on how to use these tools for learning. My title is called Using Software and Web 2.0 tools to Increase Productivity with Minimal Stress. I'm a corporate educator and learning these tools is and will be necessary in my corporate world of education.
I look forward to what you find interesting re this tool.
Mireille
Toronto, Canada
Doug Symington wrote:
> Hello and welcome to the evo2009pdi space @ Diigo. Have to confess that I'm a very new user of Diigo, I signed-up a long time ago, but I haven't used it that much. Truth be told, I've not done much bookmarking of late. That said, I'm interested in exploring the "communities" that Diigo offers and seeing what impact it has on my bookmarking, and really looking forward to learning from more experienced users.