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Subcouncil Bookmarks on Delicious

Page history last edited by David L. Govoni 14 years, 2 months ago

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The Social Media Subcouncil is using delicious.com to aggregate bookmarks to items of interest (white papers, articles, blog posts, etc.) found on the Web and identified as useful by subcouncil members. You do not have to have a delicious account to view or access the bookmarks on this account.  Use the following link to view the Subcouncil's bookmarks: http://delicious.com/social_media_subcouncil

 

 

If you do have a delicious account, you may share and suggest bookmarks to be added to the Social Media Subcouncil account. By adding "social_media_subcouncil" as a tag (without quotes) to bookmarks you feel are relevant, they can be immediately viewed by everyone at http://delicious.com/tag/social_media_subcouncil.

 

Note: please do not use the "for:social_media_subcouncil" tag, which places the link in the account inbox, and will not be visible to anyone but the account owner until accepted into the account. When you access http://delicious.com/tag/social_media_subcouncil you will see the aggregated results of all bookmarks in the Subcouncil's Delicious account, as well as any relevant links bookmarked by non-Council members.

 

 

Comments (1)

Kathryn said

at 4:15 pm on Jul 13, 2010

The HHS Center for New Media also has a delicious account: http://delicious.com/hhscnm

We use it to keep track of latest updates to tools and platforms, as well as collect reports with stats to be used in later proposals.

Do you think there is a way to integrate these or do they perhaps serve separate needs?

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