[OPLINLIST] Online Bookmarking

[Sue Provenzale]

This message was originally HTML formatted.  View in a HTML capable client to see the original version.\r\n\r\n   If I see a website that I want to have access to anywhere I have access to a computer I use Google Bookmarks.  This is found under Google Apps  More  Even more from Google  under the "Web" category.  These bookmarks are stored in the Cloud and accessible with your Google account log-in. You can tag each site with multiple tags and add notes. 

 

Sue Provenzale
 Business Specialist
 Westlake Porter Public Library
 27333 Center Ridge Rd.
 Westlake, Ohio 44145
 440-250-5460
 Sue.Provenzale at westlakelibrary.org

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 From: "Joy Walk" joy.walk at ritter.lib.oh.us
 Sent: 6/19/2015 12:57:25 PM
 To: "Steve Mallett" stevem at muskingumlibrary.org, "Gregg McCullough" gmccull1 at kent.edu, "OPLINLIST at lists.oplin.org" OPLINLIST at lists.oplin.org
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Symbaloo is a fun, visual option.  You can create pages with bookmark tiles.  












 Joy Walk  

Reference Associate 

Ritter Public Library?  

joy.walk at ritter.lib.oh.us     

440-967-3798 



 




From: oplinlist-bounces at lists.oplin.org oplinlist-bounces at lists.oplin.org on behalf of Steve Mallett stevem at muskingumlibrary.org
 Sent: Friday, June 19, 2015 12:54 PM
 To: Gregg McCullough; OPLINLIST at lists.oplin.org
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 Weve used Evernote with a lot of success. A notebook for each Dewey century, with new notes for each site, with a brief description 



 Steve Mallett 

 Muskingum County Library System 



 From: Gregg McCullough [mailto:gmccull1 at kent.edu] 
 Sent: Thursday, June 18, 2015 5:14 PM
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 Subject: [OPLINLIST] Online Bookmarking 





 My library's looking for ideas for how staff can bookmark and maintain links in an online/cloud-based, free program.  I use Delicious for my personal links, and have mentioned that, but I was wondering if other libraries may be using.  We do bookmark sites on our respective computers, but we want to be able to access our saved links from whatever computer/work station we may be using. 







 Any input would be greatly appreciated.  









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