I like Diigo, though we also have Noodletools here. I've found the Chrome Extension for Diigo a little obtrusive, but it has good flexibility as a platform for sharing and teaching.
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Dan
Daniel C. McGee, M.A., M.Ed.
Director of Technology & Library Services
dMcGee@LaurelSchool.orgDirect: 216.455.3051
Laurel School
One Lyman Circle
Shaker Heights, OH 44122
LaurelSchool.org
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Original Message:
Sent: 11-16-2021 08:35 AM
From: Donna Muller
Subject: Online Research and Writing Platforms
I have used Diigo and it is a great tool for saving resources, sharing with a group, and with annotations (similar to physical notecards we used back when these tools were not available). I use for myself as well and found it invaluable for my graduate research as well. Scrible looks similar and also allows you to add as a Chrome Extension.
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Donna Muller
Original Message:
Sent: 11-15-2021 10:35 AM
From: Melika Panneri
Subject: Online Research and Writing Platforms
Hello! We are in the midst of redesigning the research process for our students. We are a PK-6th grade school. We are looking for a tool that helps to save sources, organize notes, begin writing, and more. So far I have the most interest in Noodle Tools, Diigo, and Scrible. Do you use any of these at your school? Do you have something better you use for elementary aged students?
#TeachingandLearning
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Melika Panneri
Director of Educational Technology and Innovation
The Wilson School
St. Louis, MO
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