This presentation presents strategies for using delicious.com as a tool for identifying disparate issues in articles and as a method for sharing resources.
It was presented at the International Conference on Teaching and Learning with Technology 2008, as part of action research conducted in Innova Junior College 2008.
6. A method for Internet users to store, organise, search and manage bookmarks of web pages on the Internet with the help of metadata Definition of Social Bookmarking: according to Wikipedia
7. Definition of Social Bookmarking: Simply; a better way to manage and share online information according to me
13. Action Research: Back to the Classroom Back to the Classroom General Paper Sharing of GP readings amongst students Sharing of website resources amongst teachers learning teaching Science P
20. Analysis Encourages greater reading by students - 90% agree that delicious helps with the collecting of resources - 81% agree that they enjoy using delicious more than using the newspaper - over 70% are gaining more general knowledge and are able to incorporate content from delicious into GP
21. Analysis 67% do not read articles posted by their classmates. - Inculcate culture of sharing by encouraging discussion of each other’s articles. 48% have accessed delicious on computers away from home - Highlight the ‘cloud’ feature of delicious to students and encourage mobile surfing.
28. Analysis Allows easy archiving and sharing of resources amongst colleagues - 33.3% strongly agree and 66.7% agree that delicious helps them organise their website resources easily - 25% strongly agree and 75% agree that delicious allows easy sharing amongst colleagues
29. Analysis 25% have reservations on sharing the website resources with students. - Set up another delicious account for students to access. 33.3% feel that delicious may not shorten the time needed to look for website resources. - Pre-agreed on a system for tagging or use more specific tag words.