Why it's referred to as Delicious - no idea!
"Adding sites to Favourites" "Bookmarking"...all are words familiar to me. However, I never really used them.
Instead of saving the places which I visited most, I simply began typing the first couple of letters of a site and the drop down menu would give me an abundance of options. Simple.
But what about when I used a friend's computer or a public one? The most visited sites on those machines, were not always my most visited site - so search engines were the next step to finding a place I couldn't remember off the top of my head.
So although I could see the benefit of saving sites as a "Bookmark" or "Favourite", to me, my way, was just as easy.
But then, once again, I am introduced to a way in which I can share all of the great information I might find and "tag" it too!
Now I'm sure not every one would be interested in the sites I visit most - So You Think You Can Dance; Cirque Du Solei; Sydney Trapeze School;
But, as many of my colleagues have already noted, I'm sure there would be people interested in many of the sites I find that make teaching that little bit easier, or those resources that little bit quicker...
http://www.sparklebox.co.uk
http://www.abcteach.com
or visit my Delicious Account
http://delicious.com/lauramjkerr
So in conclusion, the building of online communities, and creating and sharing not only information, but one's learning, is DELICIOUS...mmmmm - I can only imagine how many people have used this play on words - oh teachers, we're definitely one of a kind!
or visit my Delicious Account
http://delicious.com/lauramjkerr
So in conclusion, the building of online communities, and creating and sharing not only information, but one's learning, is DELICIOUS...mmmmm - I can only imagine how many people have used this play on words - oh teachers, we're definitely one of a kind!
Hi Laura, I have heard of school staffs who have created KLA based lists in Delicious - a great way to create professional reading lists.
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