
Delicious is a free social bookmarking tool. Store your bookmarks online, tag them and share them with your colleagues and students. Easy to use to search for other bookmarked resources.
| Website: | delicious.com |
| Cost: | Free |
| Availability: | Online |
| Top 100 Tools 2012: | 48 |
| Top 100 Tools 2011: | 24 |
| Top 100 Tools 2010: | 4 |
| Top 100 Tools 2009: | 2 |
| Top 100 Tools 2008: | 1 |
| Top 100 Tools 2007: | 2 |
Comments from some of those who selected Delicious as one of their Top Tools
- “Simple tool to bookmark sites your interested in but can’t read immediately, sharing made easy.” Corinne Burkhert
- “To tag all, and share. Source of great learning resources too.” Maria de los Angeles Castro
- “crowdsourced learning, best links” Martin Schlichte
- “I’m constantly adding webpages or blogposts to my Delicious. Information I can use for presentations, lectures, blogposts and papers. My student’s are used of finding a link to a specific Delicious tag in their ‘required reading’ list. I teach my students to search in Delicious as an alternative to Google. I like the collecting aspect of saving websites to Delicious (more, more!)” Jeroen Bottema
- “Social bookmarking is one of the most useful tools on the web. I can save, tag, and easily re-find sites that are useful, and I can see what others with similar interests to mine are saving. It’s almost a research assistant!” Joan Vinall-Cox
- “Personal bookmarking at its best. If, like me you work on a number of machines in a number of locations, it is useful to access stored links and documents from a browser regardless of where you happen to be, once you have an internet connection”. Michael Hanley
A Practical Guide to the Top 100 Tools for Learning
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