Exploring social bookmarking

Yesterday lunchtime I presented on “Exploring social bookmarking” as part of the Enhancing Teaching Through Technology Summer Seminar Series at the University of Bath. A range of staff attended the session including colleagues from the Library, Careers service and a number of departments. Unfortunately audio equipment for recording the seminar was not set up in [...]

When Diigo met Bloom

I have recently been exploring use of the social bookmarking tool, Diigo, as mentioned in a previous blog post. As I have familiarised myself further with the capabilities of Diigo, I began to consider whether it might be possible to map some of its functionality against Bloom’s revised taxonomy (see graphic below). Some of these [...]

Diigo v3 – social bookmarking 2.0?

Recently I have been preparing for a workshop on “Exploring social bookmarking” which forms part of the University of Bath e-learning summer seminar series. Having personally used del.icio.us for a number of years now, I decided it might be an appropriate time to consider how it compared to other tools. As well as re-visiting Furl, [...]