Social Bookmarking Soulmates at WRT: Writer Response Theory
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URL Tag Cloud
Bookmark History
Saved by 15 people (-1 private), first by anonymouse user on 2008-03-29
- Dctrcurry on 2008-04-07 - Tags socialbookmarking
- Drichards on 2008-04-06 - Tags diigo , delicious , socialbookmarking , writing
- Clairehertz on 2008-04-05 - Tags wrt , socialbookmarking , diigo , delicious
- Sarahpuglisi on 2008-04-05 - Tags diigo , delicious , socialbookmarking
- Dkuropatwa on 2008-04-05 - Tags socialbookmarking , diigo , del.icio.us , bookmarklet , pedagogy
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During the assignment, students are at first skeptical that they will find anyone with similar interest. Usually it is not till they find a “Gem,” or exciting link, through someone else’s tags that they see the value in the exercise. More importantly, the assignment hammers home the ways in which social bookmarking can help them become part of a network of scholars, collaborating albeit indirectly at times.
After a few weeks of my stressing the importance of effective tagging and annotation, however, students are often a bit disappointed with the disorder they see in the tags of others. I remind them, “That’s right. Stay off the streets. It’s two clicks from chaos out there.”
After a few weeks of my stressing the importance of effective tagging and annotation, however, students are often a bit disappointed with the disorder they see in the tags of others. I remind them, “That’s right. Stay off the streets. It’s two clicks from chaos out there.”
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