Social bookmarking tools like Delicious and Diigo allow users to tag and share bookmarks online, creating a "folksonomy" to organize information. Diigo's toolbar and bookmarklet make it simple to bookmark and tag pages. Personal start pages like Netvibes and Pageflakes aggregate RSS feeds in a customizable dashboard, providing a simpler interface than traditional RSS readers and allowing librarians to curate appropriate content for users. These tools can help libraries maximize the value of resources by simplifying access to bookmarked pages and RSS content.

1. Using Social Bookmarking and Personal Start Pages Emily Hopkins – NHS North West Kieran Lamb – Liverpool PCT

3. Tagging creating effective folksonomy on wider scale, ontology on a local scale

5. Diigo

6. Digg

7. Newsvine

9. Bookmarklet

10. Simple vocabulary control

11. RSS for each tag

12. Snapshots to archive pages

14. Aggregators a hassle for library users

16. Pageflakes

17. iGoogle

18. MyYahoo

20. Simplifies RSS use