viernes, 11 de diciembre de 2015
miércoles, 18 de noviembre de 2015
domingo, 8 de noviembre de 2015
Diigo or Delicious for Beginners?. Fernando Campos
A number of educators have been trying out Diigo’s new features. There’s a lengthy
discussion on a number of topics. One question came up earlier
in the discussion that I want to explore a little deeper: If you’re introducing social bookmarking to
complete beginniners, would Diigo or
Delicious be a better choice? In the
conversation, Liz Davis
asked:
I’m wondering if Diigo is too much for the
newbie. Delicious is so simple and obviously useful. I’m afraid Diigo would
scare some people away. I’m still inclined to start with delicious and save
Diigo for my more advanced users (of which I have very few).
I’m kind of torn on this myself. I had a
good chat with my mom a few weeks ago about social bookmarking. She’s a
substitute teacher, and could immediately see the benefit of having a list of
links that she could access from any school. She could have her emergency
backup activities for teachers who don’t leave lesson plans for the sub and
easily get them from anywhere. She also totally “got” tagging and why it was
useful (I explained it as multiple keywords instead of putting something in a
single folder and having to remember where you put it).
Beyond having a list and tagging her
bookmarks, I doubt she’d use any other features, at least not initially. Which
service do you think has the lower barrier to entry, especially for someone who
isn’t super-technical?
This is just a quick list with ideas from
the discussion and my own thoughts.
Pros for
Delicious:
- It’s basic, and there aren’t so many other features that she won’t use
to ignore.
- Because it’s more basic, it might be less intimidating.
- There’s plenty of existing training and tutorials out there, including
a Common Craft video.
- You could start with delicious and then move to Diigo later if you
want more power.
Pros for
Diigo
- It’s prettier than delicious, and “pretty is a feature.”
In some respects, I feel like the more attractive interface might actually
be less intimidating, even with many more features.
- You can ignore all the other features available. As Maggie Tsai has
explained, it’s OK to be
anti-social on Diigo.
- Easy to email links–a nice feature using a familiar old technology for
beginners.
- You wouldn’t have to migrate to another system if you want to do more
over time. I think migrating and learning “one more new tool” is a barrier
for a lot of people.
- There’s forums and
discussion areas for support from other users.
So what do you think? What’s the easiest
tool for my mom and other beginners to start with? Why?
martes, 3 de noviembre de 2015
Diigo explained by Julian Serna and Marina Almansa
The meaning of diigo is:"Digest of Internet Information.Groups and Other Stuff"
What is diigo? It is an app used to search the pages you want, that is, it is a searcher of web pages.
How to use it? The only thing you need to do is type the url of the page you want to enter. You can save pages you like in the app.
What do I need to do to have diigo? You can download the app of diigo with Android and with IOS from the App Store and Play Store. Also, you can search or download Diigo with a computer search engine, like Google. When you have this app you must sign in (if you don´t have an account in Diigo yet) and type your email. When you do it, you can enter Diigo and search the pages you want.
domingo, 1 de noviembre de 2015
jueves, 29 de octubre de 2015
APPS. Oscar Caballo and Manuel Juan
Today I was looking for new apps and the best app that I found is FLIPBOARD. It is like your own magazine. It is so nice.
martes, 27 de octubre de 2015
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