In looking for websites to bookmark with Diigo, I looked at
what other teachers were using and bookmarked many of those same sites.
Additionally, I used google as well as sites I already new about to create a
collection of strong reference material on colonial America. Looking through
all the resources and evaluating what was a good resource took a long time, but
I am happy with the outcome.
Over my year and a half in the college of education, I used
Google Drive to collect and store all of my information that I would like to
use in my classroom. I have PDF scans of books I read in my history classes
here at AU, I have notes from classes in high school and college, and I have pictures
pulled off the internet. Google drive is great because it can house things that
I create or that anyone else creates. I have a document with links to websites
that I will use in my classroom.
Because of the variability in using Google Drive, I will
continue to use this program for knowledge management in the future. I can
access any of my files from any of my devices. Unlike Diigo, I can access pictures
and files without use of the internet, which is important considering I do not have
internet access at home. Diigo is a great way for me to find new resources, but
I will probably not use it as my main place to store information. The fact that
I can automatically sink all of the information directly to all of my devices
and then access it on the internet when needed makes Google Drive much more
efficient..
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