Melinda ShoemakerMarch 6, 2008

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IntroductionSocial bookmarking is a program that

allows someone to tag websites that they find interesting. However, this is not the only thing that it does. The program also allows you to add people to your network so you can share the tags you have found. This is why it is called “social” bookmarking.

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Social Bookmarking can be used in education many

ways.

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Ideas for lesson plans

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Integrating technology

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Provides experience on the computer and internet

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Internet Activities

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Researching information

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Smaller search engines with more defined engines

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Save information to review later

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Helpful for group projects

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Encourages sharing information in groups

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Allows teacher to monitor who has put effort into

project

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Free for anyone’s use

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Some social bookmarking sites are:

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