The new Diigo is a major improvement
I’ve liked Diigo for a long time. (Here’s a post from 2009 and another from 2012.) In fact, I used to be (a tad) obsessed with Diigo. But then, som...
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Using Pocket in the classroom to promote nonfiction reading
I read tons of nonfiction (see Iserotope Extras), and as a teacher, I want to encourage my students to read tons of nonfiction. The new Common Core State Stand...
The best tools to keep track of everything on the Internet
What do you do with everything you find on the web? Like, how do you remember the good stuff you’ve read? And how do you organize it and access it later?...
Using Diigo to expand Article of the Week
One of my favorite ways to improve students’ reading skills, to expand their background knowledge, and to teach current events is through Kelly Gallagher...
Longform + Readability: One-two punch for finding great articles
I love reading nonfiction and current events. On my Kindle, I get The New York Times, The New Republic, The Economist, The Nation, Fast Company, and Wired. I a...