Advocates for Digital Citizenship, Safety, and Success
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"We are educators who wish to work with others to create information that may be widely disseminated about best practices for digital citizenship, safety, and success."
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Vicki Davis' (Cool Cat Teacher) post about ad4dcss -
A grouping of all of the feeds for the group at Netvibes
For more information, here's what our wiki states:
"We are educators who wish to work with others to create information that may be widely disseminated about best practices for digital citizenship, safety, and success."
For more information, (and to join the effort) visit:
our wiki
Vicki Davis' (Cool Cat Teacher) post about ad4dcss -
A grouping of all of the feeds for the group at Netvibes
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Permalink Reply by Marie on -
Hi Kate,
In an effort to be involved, I'm a bit confused, but is there a difference between the diigo, wiki, google group, netvibes ... are resources to be posted to diigo based on the subject areas on the wiki?
Marie
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Permalink Reply by Marie on
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Ignore my question, you guys pack so much info in! Its clearer now I have had to time to read rather than scan.
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Permalink Reply by kolson on -
Marie -
I'll take the time to reply for others who might have the same question! The tags used in the diigo group are the same as the tags on the wiki. In diigo, when saving resources and sharing them with the group, the use of these tags will help aggregate resources into feeds. The diigo group is a collection of web resources, the wiki is currently the planning location, and the netvibes page is a collection of all of the related activity. This effort isn't simply one project, it's a movement. New projects can be created by advocates. If anyone has any more questions, PLEASE ask!
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