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Becky Seymour

Diigo, a Web 2.0 teaching tool supporting important 21st century learning skills - 0 views

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    Outlines how Diigo support teaching and learning.
rachelaine81

Using Diigo in the Classroom - Student Learning with Diigo - 0 views

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    How to use Diigo in the classroom!
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    Rich resource for teachers who use Diigo in the classroom.
neonfrog

Show What You Know: From PBL to Digital Portfolios - 0 views

  • The website becomes the tool by which to tell their "learning story." We'll end our year by reflecting and setting new goals for high school.
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      The audience should be authentic, and of course start with parents and teachers.
  • The website becomes the tool by which to tell their "learning story." We'll end our year by reflecting and setting new goals for high school.
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    A very light article on Project Based Learning and Digital Portfolios. Using it primarily to test drive Diigo (retyped this sentence 4 times as you cannot click anywhere else or you lose all your bookmarking/tagging work in Diigo - potentially a fatal flaw)
Becky Seymour

Classroom Collaboration Using Social Bookmarking Service Diigo (EDUCAUSE Quarterly) | E... - 0 views

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    Article on social bookmarking including integration strategies.
Jeffrey Badillo

Six ways to use Google + Hangouts for academic productivity - 0 views

Lucie deLaBruere

Eportfolio Primary OUTLINER - 2 views

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    This is an example of my sharing my eportfolio Outliner to a group. I used the share button on my outliner and it gave me a secret link. Then I opened the secret link in a new tab, and used Diigo to bookmark it, and choose to share it to the group.
putnamc

Ten Tips for Becoming a Connected Educator | Edutopia | Diigo - 0 views

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    Afraid to try? Read this.
Cathy Knight

Diigo - Educational Leadership:How to Be a Change Agent:The Tug of War Between Change a... - 0 views

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    This was an amazing article that tied in perfectly with our other readings.
anonymous

Equal Internet Access Is a K-12 Must-Have - Education Week - 1 views

  • This lack of access particularly affects minorities. Only 55 percent of African-American and 57 percent of Hispanic households are able to access the Internet at home, and only 50 percent of residents in rural areas have high-speed Internet, according to the U.S. Department of Commerce.
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    Making sure that all students have Internet access, at home and in school, is crucial, writes Helen Brunner.
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    I found this website from a few years ago in our Diigo group. It explains that the lack of internet access in America is bad and that access is crucial to students because of the fact that we are becoming more dependent on internet access.
Adam Deyo

Educational Technology - 0 views

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    I generally use Flipboard and the Flip it bookmarklet to curate things I find through Twitter, the Flipboard Technology feed, RSS feeds, or anything on the web.  Here is the magazine I created to keep it all together.  I am impressed by Diigo though and want to investigate it further.
Lucie deLaBruere

Great Diigo Resource - 0 views

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    One of my favorite tools
teachpoint0

Jen's Diigo - 0 views

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    Here is where I have been collecting resources and articles from my PLN.
Lucie deLaBruere

From Filing Cabinets to Digital Thought - The Atlantic - 0 views

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    A must read for those who want to better understand how to use TAGS in Diigo and in their life in general.
nickyforest

Doing Internet Research at the Elementary Level | Edutopia - 0 views

  • Doing Internet Research at the Elementary Level
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      Great article on doing internet research with elementary school students.
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      A great article about doing internet research with elementary school students.
  • eaching research skills in third grade -- just at the time where my students' reading skills are such that they can feel successful and just at the time when they have mounds and mounds of natural curiosity. In the
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      Third grade seems to be the most common grade to start some authentic research skills. I know 2nd grade teachers that start with an animal project in a limited way to get students thinking about how to look at information.
  • Your parents said you can have any pet you want. What will you need to keep the pet?")
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      This teacher of 3rd graders changed up the project her students did to this fun question.
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  • SweetSearch search engine, which weeds out the junk they usually find on Google or Bing and which highlights their keywords and pulls text from the website into the list of search results.
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      Good search engine to use with elementary students
  • My older students will be using EasyBib to organize their links and their notes. While my third graders will not be doing true citation yet, I will be teaching citation to my seventh graders and requiring all of their projects to be accompanied by a bibliography, which they will create in EasyBib.
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      Older students will use EasyBib to do citations, but 3rd grade will not.
  • The SweetSearch Tutorial: Not only is SweetSearch an amazing search tool for kids, but they have some great resources here for helping digest what research is and how to approach it. Copyright Confusion Wiki: A one-stop shop for all things copyright and fair use. How to Do Research Another take on the research process from the Kentucky Virtual Library. Diigo for Educators A robust social bookmarking tool through which students can bookmark sites, highlight right on the site, share bookmarks with their peers and take notes on webpages. Teachers can create student accounts without needing emails. SweetSearch A kid-friendly search engine. EasyBib A robust online citation and organizing tool. Flickr Find copyright-free images with Creative Commons licenses. Search Creative Commons Find Creative Commons content on popular sites.Filed Under
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      more resources
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      Some other great resources from the article.
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    Story of lessons learned from one tech teacher's annual research unit, done exclusively online. Uses a variety of tech tools for research.
neonfrog

ReadMeFirst_DigitalPortfolios - Google Docs - 0 views

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    This Google Doc came from an ISTE search on Digitial Portfolios. It is interesting to find resources from old conferences and I'm curious how useful they'll be without having actually attended. It is also testing Diigo in a way it may not be intended to be used.
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