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| Version | User | Scope of changes |
|---|---|---|
| Mar 4 2008, 11:54 PM EST (current) | scsporto | |
| Feb 27 2008, 11:22 PM EST | scsporto |
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Collaborative literature review using social bookmarking:
Webliography for a class or course
- GOAL: collaborative literature review or annotated bibliography
- STRUCTURE: Students are assigned a research paper or project. One of the steps of this project it to create a literature review and/or an annotated bibliography.
- Students will create a group account in a bookmarking service such as del.icio.us.
- Students will use a specific tagging system to categorize their web-references.
- The tag cloud or the simple link to the their bookmark collection can be easily added to a group blog, or to a class blog.
- The group can generate an RSS feed with the project tag that is either posted on the group blog, or even the class blog.
- The instructor will be able to asses progress at any given time.
- From a collection of references to an annotated bibliography, everything can be done collaboratively and online
Webliography for a class or course
- GOAL: A webliography for a course or a class that is an ongoing collaborative effort from an entire class and becomes a resource used in all terms of this course.
- STRUCTURE: This can be an ongoing project, and students my be graded based on their contributions to this online base.
- A webliograpy can be built with ratings and comments for a specific course, shared among sections of this course, updated every term
- Categories according to the course topics might be created to help students in their search
- References to such webliography as part of course content can easily be included from one semester to the other.
- In browsers, such as Flock, bookmarking with your browser immediately allows one to bookmark using a specific tool online.
