Posted on May 20, 2008 by Scott Montgomerie
Zigtag groups are a great new approach to collaborative research and learning that allows any group of people to share resources and discuss the group through a forum.
Groups can be private (only members can see the content of the group), membership (everybody can see but only members can contribute), and public (everybody can see and [...]
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Posted on May 12, 2008 by Mark Ferguson
As part of our firm commitment to the social networking benefits of online bookmarking, we have introduced discussion forums to Zigtag groups.
Groups make it easy to network and share with other users who have similar interests. They are useful as a collaborative tool (e.g. for sharing sites with coworkers related to a particular project) or [...]
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Posted on May 8, 2008 by Scott Montgomerie
Zigtag has an extensive sidebar add-on for Firefox that is always ready for you to quickly save the pages you find interesting.
The Zigtag sidebar has four different tabs – “Tag page,” “Explore,” “Share” and “Links.”
The “Tag page” tab is the default tab, and allows you to add tags to a page and quickly see the [...]
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Posted on May 6, 2008 by Scott Montgomerie
We’ve been getting a lot of requests for a pretty basic feature – RSS feeds. Well, the good news is that Zigtag is already fully RSS-compliant!
To get the RSS feed of a single user, the link is:
http://www.zigtag.com/rss/<username>
Note that if you subscribe to your own feed, this will only show public bookmarks (see a later post [...]
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