Diigo:
Instructions on its web page:
Collect and highlight, then remember
My conclusion:
Web 2.0
A good tool for viewing the web pages and record something to which you pay attention. It will help you to build your own database of web page and of course you can share them with your friends. It can be used in almost all browsers and many different users such as one who has ipad or use the system of Android.
Main functions:
Making notes on the web pages
Follow and followers-comment, groups, community
Account can be linked by many famous sites.
Edtags:
Instructions on its web page:
Edtags.org is a website for educators (e.g., teachers, education graduate students, professors, librarians, etc.) to connect with people sharing similar interests, discover relevant materials that may have "eluded" the traditional card catalogue search, and store and categorize your favorite bookmarks.
We encourage you to upload, store, categorize and share your own course papers, pre-print materials, pictures and the like. When you label a bookmark "private" only you can see it; however, sharing is what this site is all about!
After you register, you can import bookmarks from your browser's "favorites" or your del.icio.us bookmark list. In addition, you can export your bookmarks from our site to XML, HTML, your browser or del.icio.us. In other words, you can always backup your data!!!
» We highly recommend adding our bookmarklet to your browser. This will help you save bookmarks "on the fly."
1. Browse the weighted graph — this is Seth's hyper-primitive, web 1.0 browser.
2. Visualize the weighted graph — this is the TouchGraph visualization
3. Test the user recommendation system
4. Try out the evolving proto-search (the first version is here)
5. Howsabout finding some synonyms (as Edtags understands the term…)
6. Play fun games with ClusterService::getTagHash() (or, at least, test it)
See how search breaks a query down into individual terms
My conclusions:
It looks like diigo but I don’t have the chance to use it because “Registration is temporarily restricted.”=.=
Main functions:
Information collecting, saving and exhibition: tagging, labeling, sharing, etc.
Delicious
Introduction on its web page
The freshest bookmarks that are flying like hotcakes on Delicious and beyond.
Delicious allows you to:
access your bookmarks from any browser, anywhere
discover great handpicked websites with less spam than other search sites
share what you love, hide what's private
My conclusions:
It seems that the tags will only be saved by URL. That means we can only save the whole page but not the exact content which we need. No communication for the users.
Main functions:
Showing your tags
Account can be linked by yahoo.
Google Docs
My conclusions:
It’s a good tool to share the resources of different people. But it depends on the spirit of sharing and when Google has the problem in somewhere, you will be in some kind of trouble. No communication.
Main functions:
Creating, uploading different kinds of documents in your computers and making them become the net library of yourself or open them to others.
Slideshare
Introduction on its web page：
SlideShare is the best way to share presentations, documents and professional videos.
Supported Formats
Presentations: pdf, ppt, pps, pptx, ppsx, pot, potx (Powerpoint); odp (OpenOffice); key, zip (Apple Keynote)
Documents: pdf, doc, docx, rtf, xls (MSOffice); odt, ods(OpenOffice); Apple iWork Pages
My conclusions
Good for the visual documents. No communication.
Main functions
Uploading and downloading documents(ppts, videos etc.)
Connecting with facebook, twitter, blogger etc.
Account can be linked to facebook.
Whiteboard
I don’t know why it is loading all the time.
PBwiki
My application hasn’t been approved.
Gurteen
Introduction on its own page:
Welcome to the Gurteen Knowledge Website. My name is David Gurteen and this site is primarily a resource for the Gurteen Knowledge Community - a global learning community of over 17,000 people in 160 countries.
The main themes of this site are knowledge management, learning, creativity, innovation and personal development and it consists of over 5,000 pages.
Everything on this site is open and you do not need to be a member to access any part of it or to subscribe to any of the services provided.
You can learn more about me here and my services here.
You may also like to read my weblog, subscribe to my RSS feed for this site, follow me on Twitter or sign up to my free knowledge letter.
The Gurteen Knowledge Letter is a free monthly newsletter that is distributed to members of the Gurteen Knowledge Community.
Its purpose is to stimulate thought and interest in subjects such as Knowledge Management, Informal Learning, Creativity, Personal Development and the effective use of technology such as Social Tools.
Each Knowledge Letter contains about ten items - each short and succinct that point you to richer resources on the web. It is distributed monthly by e-mail.
As of June 2010, the Knowledge Letter was in its tenth year and was being distributed to over 17,000 people in more than 160 countries worldwide having grown from an initial circulation of about 300 in May 2000.
You may receive the Knowledge Letter by joining the Gurteen Knowledge Community. Membership is free.
My conclusions:
A knowledge group contains different people aiming to sharing the knowledge and experience and learning from each other.
Main functions:
Communication among the people and spreading the knowledge.
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