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Friday, 15 November 2013

Why can't I turn down the pages?

Posted on 03:52 by Unknown




If you find something you like on a page in a book, what do you do?

Turn down page corners ...

Underline ...

Highlight ...

Jot in the margins ...

Circle ..

Draw stars ...

Use sticky notes ...

So what do you do when you find a webpage that you like?

It can be kinda hard to do the same things ...

But some of the Diigo tools can help!

Here are some other resources that might help with Diigo too:

  • Diigo in the Classroom
  • Getting Started with Diigo Educator Account
  • An Introduction to Diigo for Educators
  • Using Diigo in the Classroom  
  • 12 Reasons Teachers Should Use Diigo


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