http://groups.diigo.com/group/victorian-novels-reading-group

My group is for a reading group for Victorian novels. I imagine a library or school using this group to accompany other activities and research into novels being discussed by the group.

I really enjoyed using Diigo. Once I downloaded the toolbar, I found it quite easy to use, and I can imagine using it for research projects in the future. I think it will be a great way to organize and keep track of websites that I would like to share with my students and colleagues.

I particularly liked the sticky notes feature. I can see using the sticky notes to record ideas for projects that I would normally jot down on scrap paper (and then often lose).

All of my bookmarks are related to theme I selected for my group: a Victorian novels book club.

Username: http://www.diigo.com/user/emurray35

http://diigo.com/0ufv4 - This is a great brief biography of Victorian novelist Wilkie Collins.

http://diigo.com/0ufv6 - This site includes a biography of Charles Dickens.

http://diigo.com/0ufv7 - This is a top ten list of Victorian novels.

http://diigo.com/0ufv9 - A BBC article about Charles Dickens.