Whether it is writing a blog, posting a video on YouTube, working collaboratively on a wiki, or simply bookmarking a site on Diigo or Delicious, students are leaving the digital footprints - evidence of their presence - all over the internet. Digital blog delicious wiki social media Melbourne DiigoIncreasingly, as we ask our learners to engage with social media as a part of their study, we are also asking them to leave a trace of themselves on the Web. And there may be ethical issues attached. Other students, she told us, were worried about copying on the web. MORE >>

What are "Delicious" and "Digg?" Also; why do web/blog page articles let you post to these sites, but not Facebook (or MySpace)?". What is Delicious and Digg? In a nutshell, Delicious , Digg and a bunch of others ( StumbleUpon , Diigo , etc.) However, with a free account on a social bookmarking site (Digg, Delicious, etc), any web site pages, blog articles, and so on, that you bookmark (to your online account) end up getting stored online. Why do web/blog sites let you post to social bookmarking sites but not Facebook? Engaging With Purpose. MORE >>

is a very useful and attractive curation tool, enabling summaries and snapshots of related content from blogs, media sharing sites and other social media to be displayed, usually in two columns. Storify is another style of curation tool, enabling the curator to search for specific content from social media sites that can be sequenced into a blog style story. The curator can add their own text, and embed the final product into their blog. digital curation Wolfram Alpha delicious Scoopit Pearltrees Storify DiigoIt's exactly the same with content on the web. Scoop.it MORE >>

I have used the social bookmarking service delicious on a fairly superficial level up to now, I would say. . know Mark Oehlert has a delicious badge on his blog and his e-Clippings history must make his links pretty extensive, since he’s been collecting these for quite awhile.  Do I place a badge on the blog to allow people to see my links? So, delicious-ites/ers/ese – whatever the plural of delicious afficianados is – gimme some advice… Tags: Learning Technologies Social Learning e-learning delicious social bookmarking E-Myth PKM MORE >>

This delicious treat is widely sold in Munich, but we cannot claim it as our own invention. Part 1. Why do we use questions in e-learning? It might be to let the user check their own understanding or mastery of what they have been learning, or it might be to prod them into thinking about a subject before exploring it in more detail. We also use questions to direct learners along branches so that learning can be modular and truly individualised. Instead of providing answers, you let the user’s response take them to another part of the training. Pre-test or not. Avoid negative words. MORE >>