Change:  feed)Sharing tags with colleaguesTracking students’ research process through what they bookmark (and annotate) How might your students use Social Bookmarking in their lives? Track their own resourcesCreate Annotated Bibliographies for research projectsSee what others have collected on a certain topic/theme/issue (follow a chain of research)   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 477)

Change: Getting Started with DeliciousGetting Started with Diigo How might you use Social Bookmarking in Scholarship? Track your own sourcesFollow bookmarking of other scholars in your field How might you use Social Bookmarking in Teaching? Sharing resources with students (can output as an RSS feed)Tracking   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 458)

Change:  Social bookmarking allows individuals to share their bookmarks (including annotations) with one another and also allows the user to access resources from any connection to the web. The “social” element also allows users to make “those who bookmarked this site also bookmarked” connections. Common Bookmarking Features: browser bookmarklets and toolbars   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 450)