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Highlighted passages will be saved in your Diigo library. If adding direct quotes to an essay, you can go back when ready and copy and paste right from the library.

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Bookmarked links will appear as live links in your Diigo library.

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Start by installing Diigo's extension button to your Chrome browser.

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When you click on the Diigo button, these are your options.

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Don't forget to bookmark the pages you are annotating! The live links will appear in your Diigo library.

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Having access to a multitude of online resources is a wonderful thing when you are writing essays, but it can become overwhelming to manage. A lot of energy and time can be spent manually copying quotes, remembering which resources you used for different parts of your essay, and hopefully you remember to bookmark the quality ones. Diigo can streamline all of that for users and save time and sanity!

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Welcome to my Padlet about the benefits of using Diigo, and some tips and tricks for navigating the tool to follow! Please feel free to add your opinions and experiences.

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Diigo - Better reading and research with annotation, highlighter, sticky notes, archiving, bookmarking & more.

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Diigo is a powerful research tool and a knowledge-sharing community

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Take notes down right in the text you are annotating. Your notes will appear with any links or highlighted text.

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Highlighting text and adding sticky notes are super easy and quick! See the video...

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My original project plan was something totally different, but when I discovered Diigo, I decided to focus on the tool that I wish I had known about last semester.  It would have saved me a lot of time toggling between digital resources, manually copying and searching for quotes, and organizing my many bookmarks in my browser.  I used Diigo for all of my papers moving forward and it was incredibly helpful.  I chose Padlet to share because I'd love to hear about the experiences of my colleagues with the tool and hopefully learn some new tricks along the way.

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You can see which annotations include sticky notes.

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You can also invite colleagues to your group and share resources.