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Diigo - a must have web app.

February 25, 2008

I use a variety of tools for doing research and saving things.  Online notebooks are useful to capture data and save it.  For example, you can capture a page and even if the page changes later, you captured what you wanted.  Useful for book research, etc.

Then I stumbled upon a Diigo.  This is some nice stuff.  Now I can put notes and bookmarks on webpages and see my notes when I return.  I prefer this much over something like del.icio.us, which seems to not be doing too much to keep growing.

I did not install the toolbar.  I have too many things installed already and did not want to risk slower performance.  However, with a little playing around I added the button to the favorites and it is working nicely.

I especially like the feature that gets more information on a page.  Now I can see how popular a blog is before I contact them.

If you want a better way to do web research and organization, give Diigo a try.

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2 Responses to “Diigo - a must have web app.”

  1. Jen, writer MembershipMillionaire.com on February 25th, 2008 7:54 pm

    Diigo sounds like a darn helpful application. I’m actually in the middle of watching the YouTube video they created to help people understand what they’re all about. It’s great to be able to highlight and write on web pages now just as one would on solid materials during research. I’m not really a techie person so I’m not really sure how diigo makes things work. But I think I’ll give this a try. It’s going to be very handy for my thesis.

  2. Hans De Keulenaer on March 2nd, 2008 7:44 am

    I fully concur that diigo is a pretty good application for supporting research, intelligence and knowledge management tasks on the web. It’s such a fantastic bookmarking tool that it never continues to amaze me why it’s not higher up in the foodchain of bookmarking tools.

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