M-Learning+(Diigo)



Rationale - Position Identification - Context - Pedagogical Approaches & Curriculum Focus Classroom Organisation - Ethical & Legal Considerations   The topic that I have decided on is the social bookmarking site, **D**igest of **I**nternet **I**nformation and **O**ther stuff (Diigo). Diigo falls under the category of Social Networking Software; however, Diigo is also what is called “social bookmarking” with sites such as Delicious, Zotero and Blinklist also being comparable in this sub-category. Social bookmarking sites are web-based and are used to share “bookmarks” or “favourites” with other people. It is a way to organize, store, manage and search for resources and also share as well as gain knowledge from other people and create a collaboration of relevant links and resources to use (Yuen, 2011). Diigo can be found on the web by just googling “Diigo” or the direct link of [|www.diigo.com]. Once in Diigo you have to register for free by clicking on “Join Diigo” by either linking it to your Facebook or Twitter account or creating a separate username solely for Diigo.

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