Delicious, the social bookmarking website, recently went through a major overhaul, making it even more user-friendly. In case you’re unfamiliar with it, you can learn more by clicking here.
I’ve been using Delicious ever since I heard Kylene Beers speak about it several times last summer. At first I thought it would be a good way to keep track of “my favorites” so I could access them from any computer in the world. However, I also tapped into the power of looking at other educators’ bookmarks/favorites to see what they were reading and saving in their Delicious accounts.
So, for the sake of opening up a delicious exchange of favorites, I figured I’d post links to some of my favorites that I’ve saved on my Delicious.
To view websites I’ve tagged just click on the word in quotes below:
If you have a Delicious Account, and you’re willing to share your sites with others, then please leave a comment with your Delicious URL.
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I use and love delicious but I must say that I am very glad they dropped the weird periods in the middle of the word. I could never remember where they went. 🙂 Here is my “teaching stuff” collection . . . http://delicious.com/lizalee/TeachingStuff
I also want to tell you about a cool add on to delicious. It’s called del.ishli.st (http://del.ishli.st/lizalee). If you see something cool on the web, you can tag it “wishlist” in delicious and it appears on this wishlist. You can add tags of stars (***) to mark it’s importance and even with prices ($20). It’s a great little tool for keeping track of those must have items that you hope a family member will get you. Kind of like an Amazon Wishlist for the whole web.
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DemoGirl has a screencast demonstrating some of the new features at demogirl.com/2008/08/06/whats-new-in-delicious-20-i-needed-help-for-this-one
My account is at http://delicious.com/amysnote
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I’d love to share!
http://delicious.com/jsirois
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