I'm really starting to get used to using Diigo to save important/interesting websites. I'm taking a literacy graduate course and in our text the author mentions some great websites for kids to use to practice phonics and the alphabet. I typed the sites into my browser and then saved them right to my Diigo library! It's definitely going to be a useful site for me.
I was talking with a colleague about another interactive website that is great for kids (starfall) and she mentioned another one I hadn't heard of before: abcya. I added that right to my library, too. Now I'll have all of these great resources in one place where I can access them from any computer. Very exciting!
Has anyone else been using Diigo to save websites from work or other courses?
I just started tagging resources to my Diigo Library. I searched through different examples of Wikis and added some to my library. I thought "Tech Tools 4 Teaching" was a good one because there is a nice variety of technology tools that teachers can incorporate into their teaching. It's nice to have all of this information in one page.
Judy also mentioned that "30+ Open Wikis Every Educator Should Know About" would be a good place to start so I added that to my list, too. I'm hoping to have more resources to add to my Diigo library after class this week.
