using delicious bookmarks in blackboard
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Faculty Teaching Showcase presentation on creating a social learning environment.TRANSCRIPT
ocial LearningEnvironment With Delicious Bookmarks
How to develop aS
1Sign up for a freeat http://delicious.com/
Delicious Account
1. Click the ‘join now’ button
1. Click the ‘join now’ button
1. Click the ‘join now’ button
2. Enter your info to register
3. Follow the instructions to install bookmarking buttons on your browser (optional)
Start bookmarking web content:
Find a page you want to bookmark, then click the ‘bookmark on Delicious’ button you installed on your browser
Alternatively, if you didn’t install the browser button, go to http://delicious.com/save to bookmark a page
Start bookmarking web content:
Find a page you want to bookmark, then click the ‘bookmark on Delicious’ button you installed on your browser
Alternatively, if you didn’t install the browser button, go to http://delicious.com/save to bookmark a page
The URL & Title will be added automatically by DeliciousNotes: You may include comments or a summary hereTags: Use keywords to describe the page you just bookmarked. If you want your students to share bookmarks for a course, identify a unique tag (i.e. COMM4352SM) and ask students to use that tag each time they bookmark a page. This will enable you to pull all the bookmarks saved under that tag into Blackboard. If the tag is truly unique no one else but your students should be using it.
*In this example, I used only one tag ‘jobsearch’ to describe the content. You may use as many tags as you want.
The URL & Title will be added automatically by DeliciousNotes: You may include comments or a summary hereTags: Use keywords to describe the page you just bookmarked. If you want your students to share bookmarks for a course, identify a unique tag (i.e. COMM4352SM) and ask students to use that tag each time they bookmark a page. This will enable you to pull all the bookmarks saved under that tag into Blackboard. If the tag is truly unique no one else but your students should be using it.
*In this example, I used only one tag ‘jobsearch’ to describe the content. You may use as many tags as you want.
2Set up a Yahoo Pipes Account
at http://pipes.yahoo.com/pipes/
Click the ‘join now’ button & fill out the registration information
Click the ‘join now’ button & fill out the registration information
Pipes is a tool to aggregate & mashup content from around the web. We’ll use it to pull Delicious bookmarks into Blackboard.
Once registered, click ‘create a pipe’ on the top of the page
Once registered, click ‘create a pipe’ on the top of the page
Once registered, click ‘create a pipe’ on the top of the page
This will open a page that looks like this:
Step1: Drag the Fetch Feed module on the workspace
This is just a preview of the steps involved in creating a Yahoo Pipe. We will examine each step individually on the next few pages.
Step1: Drag the Fetch Feed module on the workspace
This is just a preview of the steps involved in creating a Yahoo Pipe. We will examine each step individually on the next few pages.
Step1: Drag the Fetch Feed module on the workspace
Step2: Add the URL(s) of the Delicious bookmarks you want to pull into Blackboard
This is just a preview of the steps involved in creating a Yahoo Pipe. We will examine each step individually on the next few pages.
Step1: Drag the Fetch Feed module on the workspace
Step2: Add the URL(s) of the Delicious bookmarks you want to pull into Blackboard
http://del.icio.us/rss/tag/
This is just a preview of the steps involved in creating a Yahoo Pipe. We will examine each step individually on the next few pages.
Step1: Drag the Fetch Feed module on the workspace
Step2: Add the URL(s) of the Delicious bookmarks you want to pull into Blackboard
Step3: Connect the pipe
http://del.icio.us/rss/tag/
This is just a preview of the steps involved in creating a Yahoo Pipe. We will examine each step individually on the next few pages.
Step1: Drag the Fetch Feed module on the workspace
Step2: Add the URL(s) of the Delicious bookmarks you want to pull into Blackboard
Step3: Connect the pipe
http://del.icio.us/rss/tag/
This is just a preview of the steps involved in creating a Yahoo Pipe. We will examine each step individually on the next few pages.
Step1: Drag the Fetch Feed module on the workspace
Step2: Add the URL(s) of the Delicious bookmarks you want to pull into Blackboard
Step3: Connect the pipe
Step4: Save pipe, run it & get code to paste into Blackboard
http://del.icio.us/rss/tag/
This is just a preview of the steps involved in creating a Yahoo Pipe. We will examine each step individually on the next few pages.
Step1: Drag the Fetch Feed module on the workspace
Step2: Add the URL(s) of the Delicious bookmarks you want to pull into Blackboard
Step3: Connect the pipe
Step4: Save pipe, run it & get code to paste into Blackboard
http://del.icio.us/rss/tag/
This is just a preview of the steps involved in creating a Yahoo Pipe. We will examine each step individually on the next few pages.
• URL needed to pull a particular tag into a pipe: http://del.icio.us/rss/tag/NameOfTheTag
• URL needed to pull a particular user’s tags into a pipe: http://del.icio.us/rss/UserID
Step 2: Identify the URL(s) for yourDelicious Bookmarks
For instance, to pull together all the bookmarks saved by different users (i.e. students) under the tag COMM4352, I would need the following URL: http://del.icio.us/rss/tag/COMM4352
To pull together all my bookmarks regardless of how I tagged them, the URL would be: http://del.icio.us/rss/cweisgerber (cweisgerber is my Delicious UserID)
To pull together only my bookmarks tagged COMM4352 (and noone else’s) the URL would be: http://del.icio.us/rss/cweisgerber/COMM4352
1. Add the URL of the Delicious bookmarks you want to pull into Blackboard
1. Add the URL of the Delicious bookmarks you want to pull into Blackboard
1. Add the URL of the Delicious bookmarks you want to pull into Blackboard
2. Connect the pipe by clicking on the circle below the URL and dragging it onto the pipe output connection (the other circle)
1. Click ‘Save’ in the top right corner
2. Name your pipe and click ‘Save’ again
1. Click ‘Save’ in the top right corner
2. Name your pipe and click ‘Save’ again
You’ll now see an option on the top of the page to run the pipe. Click ‘Run Pipe’
This will open a page that looks like this:
You’ll now see an option on the top of the page to run the pipe. Click ‘Run Pipe’
This will open a page that looks like this:
Click on ‘Get as Badge.’ This will give us the code to cut & paste into Blackboard.
Click on ‘Get as Badge.’ This will give us the code to cut & paste into Blackboard.
1. Click on ‘Embed’
1. Click on ‘Embed’
1. Click on ‘Embed’
2. Copy the embed code
3Paste the Embed Code into Blackboard
1. Log into Blackboard
2. Click Course Documents (or any other content area)
3. Be sure to click ‘Edit View’ in the top right corner
4. Click add ‘Item’
1. Log into Blackboard
2. Click Course Documents (or any other content area)
3. Be sure to click ‘Edit View’ in the top right corner
4. Click add ‘Item’
1. Log into Blackboard
2. Click Course Documents (or any other content area)
3. Be sure to click ‘Edit View’ in the top right corner
4. Click add ‘Item’
1. Log into Blackboard
2. Click Course Documents (or any other content area)
3. Be sure to click ‘Edit View’ in the top right corner
4. Click add ‘Item’
5. Name the page
1. Log into Blackboard
2. Click Course Documents (or any other content area)
3. Be sure to click ‘Edit View’ in the top right corner
4. Click add ‘Item’
5. Name the page
6. Click the HTML button <>
1. Log into Blackboard
2. Click Course Documents (or any other content area)
3. Be sure to click ‘Edit View’ in the top right corner
4. Click add ‘Item’
5. Name the page
6. Click the HTML button <>
1. Log into Blackboard
2. Click Course Documents (or any other content area)
3. Be sure to click ‘Edit View’ in the top right corner
4. Click add ‘Item’
5. Name the page
6. Click the HTML button <>
7. Paste the code into the field
1. Log into Blackboard
2. Click Course Documents (or any other content area)
3. Be sure to click ‘Edit View’ in the top right corner
4. Click add ‘Item’
5. Name the page
6. Click the HTML button <>
7. Paste the code into the field
1. Log into Blackboard
2. Click Course Documents (or any other content area)
3. Be sure to click ‘Edit View’ in the top right corner
4. Click add ‘Item’
5. Name the page
6. Click the HTML button <>
7. Paste the code into the field
8. Click ‘Save’
Voilà! Each time a new bookmark is added it will automatically appear in Blackboard