Diigo

One of the things we were asked to do in this course was to sign up for Diigo. I already used Del.icio.us and have many, many bookmarks saved there, but I have now also joined Diigo. My address is http://www.diigo.com/user/kiwilindsey. You can access this site to see the kinds of bookmarks I've saved since signing up a couple of months ago. I do like the feature of being able to save links not only to Diigo but also via Twitter to others who might be following via that mechanism. Diigo (like Del.icio.us) allows you to not only save bookmarks so that they're accessible no matter what computer you use (assuming it's hooked up to the Internet), but also to add tags for referencing and to share with others who may have similar interests. I think it's an underused tool, and I aim to take greater advantage of it in the near future.