Social Bookmarking. What was wrong with using that star icon on our browser? Ha. Well, when deciding on what bookmarking website to use, I was torn between Furl.com and Delicious.com. I finally decided on Delicious and I actually like it! I use a computer at school and a different one at home so I always had two lists of favorites with the exact same information on them. Now, all I have to do is use Delicious anywhere, anytime!
I’m still working on the tagging system, so my list is a little unorganizedm, but it definitely has potential to become very useful for me. So many times I come across great websites and end up losing them because I forget to go into my favorites, but now it’s so easy!
Here is the link to the beginning of my social bookmarks:
http://delicious.com/lishaj320
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It is funny that you made the comment about why we are no longer using the favorites tab on our computers. I was asking myself the same exact thing when I was signing up on delicious. I must say though, I too was pleasantly surprised when I found that it was extremely simple to navigate. I also figured out that I could pull this site up at work and access my bookmarks/favorites from home. I saved the BlackBoard/Waynesburg URL on the link. This will make life simpler for me when I am doing graduate work at school. I no longer will have to log on to Waynesburg University site, go on Iconnect, type in my password and username, access BlackBoard, and then type in my password and username on that site! Social bookmarking definitely has positives that I just was not aware of at first!
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