Tuesday, 16 December 2008

Medical Education on Diigo- more social bookmarking

After my last post, and some twitter discussion, Natalie and I decided that it was worth giving Diigo a go. It would allow us somewhere to form a medical education community, where we could have discussion, and talk to each other outside blogs. So here it is.

I'll be honest and say that as a social bookmarking tool I am finding it is taking me a little bit longer to find my way around. But it would be good if you check in and give us some feedback. We are living and learning!

5 comments:

  1. How does it compare to del.icio.us?

    Pam - I'm all against centralising things. :-)

    I would much prefer if everyone I knew used decentralised services because otherwise I need to log into Facebook, Myspace, Diigo, or whatever the hot social networking platform is at the time to connect with my peers.

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  2. Hi, I relate to your comments. I'm using iGoogle as my central starting place with customized links to my favourite apps. Facebook for informal networking (it's the pub) and Google groups as a place for "serious" connections, Blog(s) for downloading my brain on specific topics, Google Reader for RSS feeds from the library, websites and other blogs. I have used delicious but did not make a real habit of it, so I will try Diigo.
    Cheers, Anita.

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  3. Pam - What do you mean just a midwife :-)

    It is time-consuming keeping track of your network eh? What I really meant before is that I try to get all of my information managed through receiving feeds into my inbox (e.g. Google groups) and my RSS reader.

    I was right into FB for 6 months or so, but now I can't be bothered logging in. I wish all of my FB friends just had a blog.

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  4. First time I have checked my blog and found 6 comments...what a flurry of activity so we must have hit a bit of a hot topic here!

    I am finding it hard to move away from my delicious habit... despite not being able to find out who certain people in my network really are. So it feels a little bit of a chore to be logging into diigo and we haven't reached critical mass yet. There are no discussions yet!

    Still watch this space!

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  5. Thank you Pam! I have posted a question to the forum querying the merits of the forum! It sounds a bit navel-gazing :)

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