Another Awesome App on the Web and it's Free
We have been using  Diigo / Digest of Internet Information) ever since a great presentation by Speech Techie/Sean Sweeny.  I had tried it out about a year previously but obviously did not understand enough about web 2.0 yet.  Well, now I realize what I had been missing and I keep discovering more benefits.  So here are just some of the things we love
What I love Diigo:   

• Love creating lists with categories and sub-categories of topics to organize the weblinks I find while searching.  Just 1 click and saved.
• Love sharing a link with a colleague when they request information on a topic that I have talked about. There is no cutting and pasting several different URL's.  
• Love designating some lists public while others are private. 
• Love creating groups (which I just started doing). Now, I can share my Diigo PrAACtical AAC- Random Apps of Kindness to alert everyone when I hear about a discounted or free app. I can do this faster than uploading everything to blogger   
• Love receiving immediate alerts when any changes are made to a group topic.
• Love the suggested tags
• Love the Extra's     

What does this have to do with PrAACtical AAC ?
-Check this out:  http://www.diigo.com/list/parkerrobin/pr_aa_ctical-aac or send us your e-mail and you can be invited to our PrAACtical AAC Random Apps of Kindness group to learn about free apps immediately.

Diigo Extras:

Educator Accounts

help.diigo.com/teacher-account/faq

Mobile Apps

 http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/diigo/id417202559?mt=8  
Diigo Reviews
www.newlearninginstitute.blogspot.com/2011/03/tool-review-diigo.html
www.macworld.com/article/157714/2011/02/diigo_ipad.html