Highlighting on Diigo

Bruce was asking about highlight tools and this was the one I was thinking about. It's part of Diigo, which is another social bookmarking (as we saw with del.icio.us) but has a few more possibilities including highlight and annotation features ('sticky notes' is one) and possibly more extended collaboration potential.

 http://www.diigo.com/index

Like delicious, you install a toolbar so you can add sources to your library as you search the web. Some of our students use this - if Ammar drops by again, he's one:-) In fact one of our students, Stephen Henneberry, set up an edtechtesol group on diigo and if anyone is interested, sign up for diigo and I'll send an invite. Not sure if you can see it without signing up but it's at http://groups.diigo.com/group/ed_tech_tesol



Anyway here's an explanation of how the highlighting works Clip talking you through highlighting