2. What is Diigo?
Peer Collaboration
Research and Learning Network
Social Bookmarking
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12. Teachers Upgrade
• You can create student accounts for an entire class with just a
few clicks (and student email addresses are optional for
account creation)
• Students of the same class are automatically set up as a Diigo
group so they can start using all the benefits that a Diigo
group provides, such as group bookmarks and annotations,
and group forums.
• Privacy settings of student accounts are pre-set so that only
teachers and classmates can communicate with them.
• Teachers can create groups and add multiple classes into one
large group- can set up private groups that require the group’s
leader to approve your acceptance.
13. How Do They Stack Up?
Diigo Facebook Pinterest
Follows Follow “friends,” “Friends” Follow “friends” or
interest groups, random people
colleagues
Bookmarking Saves sites on Diigo Share sites on your Save sites on
and in the “cloud”- page- may be Boards
simply a click away difficult to access
past posts
User Friendly Highlight texts, Useless Games, Little more than
Gadgets make notes on picture editing social bookmarking
sites, add a sticky
note to leave
messages for others
Subject Searches Search for academic Search for “friends” Searches bring up
sources, groups of a or “groups” countless results-
particular interest no matter how
relevant
16. A Field of Dreams for History and
English Teachers
• Both disciplines require research for papers, projects, etc.
Diigo allows for academic posts, highlighting of important
text, and saving of sources for a bibliography.
• When doing projects, it is easy to leave messages for group
members, share posts, and add sticky notes.
• Connect to others of similar interests, when for example,
looking for reviews of books or examine historical theories
• Organize videos, maps, or images to use as visuals
• Instructors can even videotape their lectures and add to a
private classroom group so that absent students can view the
lesson.