Stephen Downes

Social bookmarking - the use of systems where groups of people share their bookmarks, and which sometimes involve 'tagging', or unstructured classification - can be used to support learning. As evidence of this, Tony Hirst offers a set of reflections on how social bookmarking can be used, some considerations about managed social bookmarking, and how to encourage students to engage in social bookmarking. Good stuff. Meanwhile, we'll add Tony Hirst's blog, OUseful Info, into the list of edubloggers.