Diigo took all of about two seconds to create an account where as Delicious gave me the run-around, I had to turn off my pop-up blocker, and it wanted to import information from my Google Account to the Yahoo server. I guess this is because it is powered by Yahoo so they want my information as well.
I played around with Diigo for awhile and added 9 pictures, two bookmarks, and a note within ten minutes. I really enjoyed using this application and I believe that I will continue to use it. I love the fact that I can find sites for school at home, put them on my Diigo account, and then access them at school. Right now, the only bookmarking that I do is on my Favorites bar in Mozilla and Explorer.
I might not have played around enough, but I didn't find any other features offered through Delicious. Whereas, Diigo allows you to also upload pictures and create notes. Overall, Diigo is great and I will continue to use it.
Check out my Diigo account picture... :)
Check under the Go Premium at the top, there is a free teacher account that lets you have more than the basic free account plus it gives you a teacher console that lets you create groups without emails.
ReplyDeleteGreat job! Glenda, that's so awesome..I'll have to check that out.
ReplyDeleteYou are super efficient....go you bookmarking queen!lol
ReplyDeleteI didn't know you can upload your own photos to it. Learn something new :) Gotta check it out on my Diigo! Glad you find this useful. I love using an online Bookmark because I can access it from anywhere!
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