This tutorial discusses how to manage the settings and members of Diigo groups. It covers alert settings that determine how often emails are received about changes to the group repository. It also discusses options for changing member roles and permissions, and integrating with other technologies. Additionally, it addresses the useful tag dictionary feature that dictates allowed tags for consistency. Finally, fundamental settings for the group like name, description, visibility and permissions can be adjusted.
7. Alert Settings The alert settings determine the amount of emails you will receive about changes to each class group repository. The options are: Immediately (as soon as a change has been made, can be a lot of emails each day) Daily (once a day) Weekly (once a week) Not subscribed (never) Created By Paul Leacy
11. Group Members The options given in this section are: To change the role of each group member which dictates their editorial permissions Options concerned with integrating Diigo with other Web 2.0 technologies The most useful option this area gives however is a “Tag dictionary”. This dictionary dictates the tags that the students can use when tagging websites which leads to more tagging consistency Created By Paul Leacy
19. Group Settings This area allows you to change the fundamental settings of your group, including: Group name Description Category Who can view the group Will the group come up in searches How people can join Who can invite new members The group RSS feed Delete the group Created By Paul Leacy